Measurement of Ultra-Low Loss Mirrors by Cavity Ring-Down Technique with Laser Frequency Sweeping

Zhigang, 李志刚 Li; Yuchi, 张玉驰 Zhang; Pengfei, 张鹏飞 Zhang; Yuan, 李园 Li; Gang, 李刚 Li; Junmin, 王军民 Wang; Tiancai, 张天才 Zhang

doi:10.3788/aos20092903.0718

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“…In 1988, O'Keefe used pulsed light as light source to measure the ring-down time, avoiding the influence of light intensity fluctuation [22] . In 2009, Li Zhigang's team measured the reflectivity of ultra-high reflectivity mirrors by continuous laser cavity ring-down, the measurement result was(99.99914±0.00004)%, and the measurement accuracy was better than 10 -6 [23] . In 2020, Du Xinghu's team proposed an experimental method of introducing a camera to monitor the modes in the coupled ring-down cavity.…”

Section: Cavity Ring-down Technologymentioning

confidence: 99%

Advance on transmittance measurements methods

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et al. 2022

5th Optics Young Scientist Summit (OYSS 2022)

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The quality of the output signal of the laser gyro is closely related to the loss of the high mirror. At present, the research on the total loss of the high-reflection film has been quite perfect. In order to further study the optical properties of the high-reflection film, the total loss of the high-reflection film can be refined into three parts: transmission loss, scattering loss and absorption loss. Starting from the current research situation at home and abroad, this paper mainly introduces three methods, including spectrophotometer method, DF transflectometer and cavity ring-down technique, and discusses the measurement principles of these three methods. The development status and accuracy level of transmittance measurement technology, and the advantages and disadvantages of these three methods are analyzed, and the methods to improve the measurement accuracy and the possible development direction in the future are pointed out. Finally, other common methods of transmittance and reflectance measurement and the corresponding measurement accuracy are introduced.

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Section: Cavity Ring-down Technologymentioning

confidence: 99%