All-optical method sets record for ultrafast high-spatial-resolution imaging: 15 trillion frames per second

Scientists have recently developed an all-optical ultrafast imaging system with high spatial and temporal resolutions, as well as a high frame rate. Because the method is all-optical, it’s free from the bottlenecks that arise from scanning with mechanical and electronic components.

Source: sciencedaily.com

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