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    Title: 1.55μmDFB半導體雷射頻寬窄化及穩頻研究
    Other Titles: Study of linewidth-narrowing 1.55μm DFB diode laser and its frequency stabilization
    Authors: 許立原
    Hsu, Li-Yuan
    Contributors: 林泰生;吳小華

    東海大學物理學系
    Keywords: 半導體雷射;頻寬窄化;穩頻
    DFB;linewidth;frequency stabilization
    Date: 2001
    Issue Date: 2011-07-26T03:50:13Z (UTC)
    Abstract: 我們外加反射鏡,以光回饋的方式窄化1.5μm分布回饋型半導體雷射的線寬。利用Delayed self-homodyne方法,測得其線寬可減至100kHz。我們也測量不同回饋量和腔長對線寬的關係,並在固定雷射溫度和電流之下,利用改變外腔長度示範了雷射頻率4GHz的連續調整。最後,我們將雷射頻率穩在乙炔分子的吸收譜線中心,相對頻率穩定度在2000秒內可達到2.32 ×10-9。
    We have used the optical feedback from a mirror to reduce the linewidth of 1.5μm distributed-feedback diode laser to 100 kHz, which was determined from the Delayed self-homodyne method. Also the variation of linewidth-narrowing characteristics with different amounts of optical feedback and cavity length were studied, and continuous frequency tuning of 4 GHz by changing cavity length with constant current and temperature was demonstrated. Frequency stabilization was also studied by using absorption of acetylene molecules, and relative frequency stability of 2.32 ×10-9 for an average time of 2000 seconds was achieved.
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