Extremely broadband tuning, up to 12 GHz, of CO2 laser radiation has been achieved by generating the upper and the lower optical sideband power at microwave frequencies in an integrated-optic traveling-wave infrared modulator. The measured frequency-response curve is relatively flat over a frequency range from ±10 to ±16 GHz.
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