Adjustment Insensitive Arrangement for Ultrastable Mode-Locking

H. P. Weber; J. Q. Bi; W. Hodel

XVIII International Quantum Electronics Conference
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1992),
paper PWe126

Adjustment Insensitive Arrangement for Ultrastable Mode-Locking

H. P. Weber, J. Q. Bi, and W. Hodel

International Quantum Electronics Conference 1992

Vienna Austria
14–19 June 1992
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Abstract

Coherent Photon Seeding (CPS) has proven to be a powerful and simple technique to stabilize synchronously pumped mode locked (SPML) lasers.^[1-5] The idea of this technique is to apply a very weak coherent feedback (typically 10^-8 of the laser output) - e.g. from a linear external cavity - in order to suppress the deleterious influence of spontaneous emission which is responsible for the usually observed large energy fluctuations of SPML lasers.

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