Common-cavity frequency stabilization device based on time-division multiplexing
A time-division multiplexing and frequency-stabilizing technology, applied in laser parts, electrical components, phonon exciters, etc., can solve the problem that the laser cannot be locked to the cavity of the same F-P cavity.
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[0015] Such as figure 1 As shown, this embodiment provides a common cavity frequency stabilization device based on time-division multiplexing, including a first tunable laser TLS1, a second tunable laser TLS2, an optical switch, an electrical switch, an electro-optical modulator EOM, and a polarization beam splitter PBS, λ / 4 glass slide, F-P cavity, PDH frequency stabilization system, photodetector PD, radio frequency signal source RF, mixer Mixer, proportional integral circuit PID, signal processing unit 1 and signal processing unit 2. In this embodiment, the difference between the frequency of the laser light emitted by the first tunable laser TLS1 and the frequency of the laser light emitted by the second tunable laser TLS2 does not exceed 50 GHz. On the cavity of the cavity, there are obvious deficiencies in the prior art, which are mainly manifested in the following two aspects: (1) It is impossible to distinguish two laser beams whose frequency interval does not exceed 5...
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