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26 November 1983 Programmable, Secondary Frequency Standard Based Infrared Synthesizer Using Tunable Lead-Salt Diode Lasers
C Freed, J W Bielinski, W Lo
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Abstract
Quantum phase noise limited Lorentzian power spectral densities were achieved with tunable lead-salt diode lasers. Linewidths as narrow as 22 kHz were observed. A truly programmable infrared synthesizer was produced by frequency-offset-locking the tunable diode lasers to the combination of a stable CO2 (or CO) reference laser and a programmable microwave frequency synthesizer. Absolute frequency accuracy and reproducibility of about ±30 kHz (10-6 cm -) relative to the primary Cs frequency standard may now be obtained with this technique.
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C Freed, J W Bielinski, and W Lo "Programmable, Secondary Frequency Standard Based Infrared Synthesizer Using Tunable Lead-Salt Diode Lasers", Proc. SPIE 0438, Tunable Diode Laser Development and Spectroscopy Applications, (26 November 1983); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.937445
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KEYWORDS
Semiconductor lasers

Gas lasers

Infrared radiation

Spectrum analysis

Servomechanisms

Tunable diode lasers

Lead

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