2005
DOI: 10.1364/opex.13.009196
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Absolute frequency measurement of wavelength standard at 1542nm: acetylene stabilized DFB laser

Abstract: The frequency of a wavelength standard at 1542 nm (194 THz) developed in CMI for the telecommunication band C was measured with a fiber femtosecond frequency comb. The measurement was done for three transitions of acety(13)C(2)H(2): P(14), P(15) and P(16). The results agree well with values in the recommendation for Practical realization of the definition of the metre [1] and even better with recent measurements made in NMIJ/AIST [2,3] - the differences are lower than 2 kHz (or 1x10-(-11) rel.) for all three t… Show more

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“…Before the invention of optical frequency combs5, which made spectroscopic determinations absolutely traceable, the additional precision given by saturated spectroscopy was traded off by the absence of tools enabling a comparable level of accuracy. The advent of combs revitalized the Doppler-free regime and prompted the absolute calibration of line centre frequencies of several molecules in the visible67, near-infrared89 and mid-infrared range10111213. However, extended line surveys with retrieval of the relevant band spectroscopic constants have been performed only on quite intense lines, such as for 13 C 2 H 2 (10100-00000 band141516), C 2 H 2 (10100-00000 band1718, hot 10110-00010 and 10101-00001 bands19), NH 3 (1010-0000 and 1002-0000 bands20) and 18 H 2 O (101-000 band21) in the near-infrared, CO 2 (laser bands at 9 and 10 μm22) and N 2 O (100 ← 000 band23) in the mid-infrared.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Before the invention of optical frequency combs5, which made spectroscopic determinations absolutely traceable, the additional precision given by saturated spectroscopy was traded off by the absence of tools enabling a comparable level of accuracy. The advent of combs revitalized the Doppler-free regime and prompted the absolute calibration of line centre frequencies of several molecules in the visible67, near-infrared89 and mid-infrared range10111213. However, extended line surveys with retrieval of the relevant band spectroscopic constants have been performed only on quite intense lines, such as for 13 C 2 H 2 (10100-00000 band141516), C 2 H 2 (10100-00000 band1718, hot 10110-00010 and 10101-00001 bands19), NH 3 (1010-0000 and 1002-0000 bands20) and 18 H 2 O (101-000 band21) in the near-infrared, CO 2 (laser bands at 9 and 10 μm22) and N 2 O (100 ← 000 band23) in the mid-infrared.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Stéphane THOMIN (1) , Olivier BERA (2) , Pascal BERAUD (1) , Arnaud LECALLIER (1) , Laurence TONCK (1) , Salem BELMANA (1) , (1) Sodern, France, (2) Pléiades-Technologies, France…”
Section: A Fiber-coupled Gas Cell For Space Applicationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This laser system [1] will provide a signal with wavelength stability better than 10 -6 over the mission lifetime (8.5 Years) and better than 10 -7 over a duration of 24 hours. The laser's frequency is locked on the P(16) (ν1+ν3) transition of acetylene 13C2H2 (at 1542.4 nm) [2]. It corresponds to a reference wavelength which has been well characterized in terms of sensitivity to its environments (pressure and temperature) [3]- [4], and for which reliable telecommunications optical components are commercially available.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The spectrometer is based on two Koheras E15 fiber lasers with a nominal output of 25 mW: a master laser and a slave laser. The master laser is locked to the acetylene Pð16Þ transition using wavelength modulated saturation spectroscopy in a setup similar to the setup of Balling et al [15]. The Allan deviation describing the stability of the master laser is below 5 kHz for averaging times between 50 ms and several hours.…”
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confidence: 99%