Optical frequency comb with submillihertz linewidth and more than 10 W average power
By T. Schibli, I. Hartl, D. Yost, Michael J. Martin, A. Marcinkevičius, Martin E. Fermann, Jun Ye. 2008
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Subfields: Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics, Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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- Vacuum-ultraviolet frequency combs from below-threshold harmonics (2009, methodology): “The enhancement cavity To excite the enhancement cavity, we use a high-powered, frequency-controlled 1070 nm fiber laser system that supplies 100 fs pulses at 136 MHz with a pulse energy of 75 nJ [27, 28].”
- Cavity-enhanced direct frequency comb spectroscopy (2008, background): “Due to both the uniformity of the frequency comb mode spacing at the 10−19 level [9] and the possibility to stabilize individual modes to below 10−15 fractional frequency stability [4, 10–12], they have indeed revolutionized the field.”
- Ultrafast Fiber Laser Technology (2009, background): “subhertz [162] and even sub-millihertz relative linewidth [81] have been demonstrated.”