Abstract: An apparatus for measuring the temporal correlation of fundamental particles such as photons, neutrons, X-rays or the like, comprising at least one deflector for sweeping the fundamental particles or images thereof in at least one direction, an aperture member having at least two apertures for time-divisionally extracting the swept fundamental particles or the images thereof, multiplication means, such as dynode groups or photomultipliers, for multiplying each of the extracted fundamental particles or the images thereof and a correlator for performing correlating arithmetic operations on the basis of each output signal from the multiplication means.

Abstract: A light waveform shaping apparatus comprises; a beam splitting means for branching an input optical signal into two optical signals; a photoelectric converter for converting one of the two branched optical signals into an electrical signal; an optical amplifier whose gain is adjustable by a controlling electrical signal, for amplifying an optical signal; an input optical path for introducing the other branched optical signal to the optical amplifier; and an electrical circuit for introducing the electrical signal from the photoelectric converter to the optical amplifier; wherein the optical and controlling electrical signals are supplied to the optical amplifier at a predetermined timing of generally coincident arrival.

Abstract: An apparatus for measuring an autocorrelation wavaeform of intensity of input light comprises a beam splitting means for dividing the input light into two light beams, a photoelectric converter for converting one of the divided beams into an electrical signal, an optical modulating means for modulating the other light beam in accordance with the electrical signal, a delay means for varying a relative delay time between arrival times to the optical modulating means of the light beam and the electrical signal, and a photodetector having a response speed faster than that of the delay time variation for detecting output light from the optical modulating means.

Abstract: The electrical signal observing device measures the electrical signal by applying the electrical signal to be measured to an optical amplifier in order to modulate a short pulse light train directed through the electrical amplifier. The electrical signal to be measured acts as a gain control for the optical amplifier. The photodetector detects the output of the optical amplifier and applies a resultant electrical signal to an integrator circuit after which the signal is displayed. The signal may be displayed in a time base fashion using a sweep generated by a delay system of the short pulse light train.

Abstract: An apparatus for measuring the temporal correlation of fundamental particles such as photons, neutrons, X-rays or the like, comprising at least one deflector for sweeping the fundamental particles or images thereof in at least one direction, an aperture member having at least two apertures for time-divisionally extracting the swept fundamental particles or the images thereof, multiplication means, such as dynode groups or photomultipliers, for multiplying each of the extracted fundamental particles or the images thereof and a correlator for performing correlating arithmetic operations on the basis of each output signal from the multiplication means.

Abstract: A light intensity stabilizing apparatus comprises an optical amplifier such as a non-resonant traveling-wave type optical amplifier, whose gain is adjustable by a controlling electrical signal and which amplifies incident light emitted from a light source, a beam splitting means for branching output light of the optical amplifier into stabilized output light and feedback light, a light intensity detector for converting said feedback light into an electrical signal, and a control unit for producing said controlling electrical signal in accordance with said electrical signal from said light intensity detector.