1980
DOI: 10.1109/tim.1980.4314930
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Measurement of the frequency of the 3.39-μm methane-stabilized laser to /spl I.chemo/3 parts in 1011

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“…This stabilized laser used a third-harmonic lock to the centre of component Fi2) of the v3, P(7) transition of methane. Its frequency had been measured previously in this laboratory [5] by reference to the caesium standard.…”
Section: Frequency Mixing and Laser Stabilizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This stabilized laser used a third-harmonic lock to the centre of component Fi2) of the v3, P(7) transition of methane. Its frequency had been measured previously in this laboratory [5] by reference to the caesium standard.…”
Section: Frequency Mixing and Laser Stabilizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Harmonic mixers that make use of Josephson junctions can also be used to obtain beat notes directly between low level signals in the tens of GHz region and intermediate oscillators in the THz region [15]. In this way phase lock of these latter oscillators is possible directly from a microwave output multiplier chain, without the use of any microwave intermediate source.…”
Section: Non-linear Devicesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the n 2 been extended up to 3500 cm 01 in order to use the P7F 2 line of methane near 2948 cm 01 measured by Knight et region the phase error is wavenumber dependent, according to the low frequency cut-off of the KCl beamal. ( 18 ) and Clairon et al ( 19 ) with an accuracy of about 10 07 cm 01 for calibrating. The maximum difference path splitter, while it is constant in the n 3 region.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 98%