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A femtosecond laser is an "ultrashort pulse light" generating device that emits light only for an ultrashort time of about one-gigasecond. Fei is the abbreviation of Femto, the prefix of the International System of Units, and 1 femtosecond = 1×10^-15 seconds. The so-called pulsed light emits light only for an instant. The light-emitting time of the flash of a camera is about 1 microsecond, so the ultra-short pulse light of femtosecond only emits light for about one billionth of its time. As we all know, the speed of light is 300,000 kilometers per second (7 and a half circles around the earth in 1 second) at an unparalleled speed, but in 1 femtosecond, even light only advances by 0.3 microns.

A superradiance light source (also known as an ASE light source) is a superradiance-based broadband light source (white light source). (It is often mistakenly called a superluminescent light source, which is based on a different phenomenon called superfluorescence.) Generally, a superluminescent light source contains a laser gain medium that is excited to radiate light and then amplified to emit light.

The difference between fiber lasers and semiconductor lasers lies in the different dielectric materials used to emit laser light.