Plasmas produced by laser-matter interactions are a known source of electromagnetic radiation. However, little has been done to systematically study the electromagnetic radiation emitted from laser produced plasmas. It is our intent to provide detailed time and frequency domain measurements of such emitted radiation. An ultra-fast femtosecond high intensity laser and a superheterodyne receiver are employed to study laser-matter interactions for various materials in the frequency range 1-40GHz.
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