New frequency comb makes study of fast processes more accessible
The new system improves access for scientists wanting to study fast processes, such as the workings of hypersonic jet engines (image: Naeblys/Shutterstock)
In the new experiment, the researchers used a simpler and cheaper setup known as ‘electro-optic combs,’ in which a single continuous beam of light first gets split into two beams
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