Frequency stabilization of semiconductor lasers for onboard interferometers using both Rb-saturated absorption profiles and double-optical feedback systems

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The precise interferometric systems employed in today's artificial satellites require semiconductor lasers of the highest caliber. To this end, efforts to stabilize their oscillation frequencies and narrow spectrum line-widths continue relentlessly. While a number of different approaches have been tested, none have provided overall, long-term stability. Most recently, we employed a Doppler-free absorption line of Rb atoms, with a precision temperature controller and an improved laser mount. In this instance, relative optical frequency stability rated 9.07×10-13<=σ(2,τ)<=7.54×10-10, in averaging time for 0.01s<=τ23s. By introducing an optical feedback, which narrows the laser's linewidth, we obtained improved frequency stability.

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