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Absolute frequency is a statistical term describing the number of times a particular piece of data, or value, appears during a trial or set of trials. Essentially, it is the number of times a particular thing happens. ... BREAKING DOWN Absolute Frequency The absolute frequency is the number of times a given value appears in the data collected during a trial.
The application provides a tunable laser multi-point absolute frequency locking device and method, and belongs to the technical field of lasers. The device comprises: a tunable laser unit provided with a frequency tuning port for receiving an external control signal; an interference measurement unit comprising a first beam splitter and an interference system; a frequency reference unit comprising a phase modulator, a gas absorption chamber and a photodetector arranged in sequence on the same optical axis; a locking and scanning control unit for identifying absorption peak characteristics according to an electrical signal, dynamically outputting a compensation signal to the frequency tuning port to realize frequency locking and control the interference system to perform interference measurement, or outputting a scanning signal to the frequency tuning port to control the tunable laser unit to perform frequency scanning. The application can obtain an interference signal with high contrast and high signal-to-noise ratio during measurement, is conducive to continuously and quickly locking multiple absolute frequency points on a wide spectrum, and greatly improves the efficiency, accuracy and application range of sweep frequency interference measurement.
This invention discloses an ultra-high stability lasersystem based on dual-path independent composite frequency stabilization and sum-frequency modulation, belonging to the field of precision laserspectroscopy and frequency control technology. The system includes two seed lasers (1560 nm and 1064 nm), a dual-wavelength common-cavity ultra-stable module, two acousto-optic frequency shift and dual-reference absolute frequency stabilization modules, and a nonlinear sum-frequency modulation (SFG) module. Full-time-scale frequency noise suppression is achieved through a three-stage cascaded closed loop consisting of a MHz fast loop, a kHz slow loop, and a Hz extremely slow loop. An acousto-optic modulator is placed in the sampling optical path fed into the ultra-stable cavity, and physical decoupling of the fast and slow loops is achieved through radio frequency bridging. The extremely low-frequency error signal detected by NICE-OHMS is fed back to the PPMgOLN crystal temperature or AOM driving frequency to compensate for the thermally induced drift of the nonlinear crystal. The system ultimately outputs a 633 nm laser power of not less than 50 mW, with a short-term frequency instability better than 5 × 10⁻⁶ mW. ‑15 @1 s.