Offset sideband locking to iodine for laser cooling on the transition of
arXiv:2503.12895 · doi:10.1364/OE.547123
Abstract
We present absolute frequency measurements of a laser stabilized using an offset sideband locking technique on the P(49)24-1 rovibrational transition of near 556 nm. The P(49)24-1 transition is offset by 4.8 GHz from the intercombination transition of . A dual-tone electro-optical modulator is employed to bridge this frequency gap, enabling frequency stabilization of the 556 nm laser near the Yb transition, achieving a fractional frequency stability of at one second. We thoroughly characterize the frequency shifts associated with this locking scheme, with typical systematic effects fractional uncertainties of .
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