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UV-Vis transient absorption with ns/us time resolution

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Département de chimie physique Université de Genève 30, quai Ernest Ansermet 1211 Genève 4		Bernhard Lang 022 379 6535 6beq8rnx9haf0rdz1.lt&ant8g@e+unq2igw,e.y1chu

Setup / Configuration
Pump-probe transient absorption spectrometer excitation: at 355nm spectral range probe: 350nm - 600nm, 250nm - 800nm under construction time resolution: <1ns		Excitation at 532nm will be soon available
.		Picture: Reference and signal spectrometers (front ) and Nd:YAG pump laser (back) As probe light a white light continuum from a 400nm femtosecond source is used. A passively Q-switched YAG laser with 100ps pulse duration serves as excitation source at 500 Hz. It is synchronized to the fs laser system through a programmable delay generator. Time resolution in the ns range is achieved through a high-resolution time delay counter and a shot-to-shot sorting algorithm. The upper limiting time delay is about 800μs, dictated by the repetition rate of the fs laser system.