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Characterizing phase fluctuations of fiber oscillators by using external optical cavities

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Abstract

We experimentally characterize amplitude and phase fluctuations of a femtosecond fiber oscillator close to the standard quantum limit (SQL). A passive optical cavity is employed to convert frequency noise to relative intensity noise (RIN) with close to quantum-limited sensitivity. The noise properties of the investigated oscillator reach the SQL (by 3dB) at 0.1 microsecond timescales.

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