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    • Laser Physics
    • Microscopy

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    • Optical dispersion in ultrafast laser systems broadens pulse duration and reduces peak power.
    • Accurate dispersion compensation is crucial for optimizing laser performance and applications.

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    • To propose and validate an adaptive ultrashort pulse compressor for real-time optical dispersion compensation.
    • To enhance the performance of multiphoton excited fluorescence microscopy (MPEFM) through improved laser pulse characteristics.

    Main Methods:

    • Utilized the direct optical-dispersion estimation by spectrogram (DOES) method for fast and accurate dispersion measurement.
    • Employed a closed-loop controller with a deformable mirror driven by FPGA-based computation for dispersion compensation.
    • Integrated dispersion analysis, control computation, and mirror control onto a single FPGA.

    Main Results:

    • The DOES method achieved dispersion computation in just 0.5 ms.
    • The pulse compressor effectively compensated for static and dynamic dispersion within five time steps at 100 Hz.
    • Demonstrated significant improvement in fluorescence intensity in MPEFM.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed adaptive pulse compressor offers efficient and real-time dispersion compensation for ultrafast laser systems.
    • The system's speed and accuracy enable enhanced performance in demanding applications like MPEFM.