Narrow-line phase-locked quantum cascade laser in the 9.2 micron range
arXiv:physics/0703138 · doi:10.1364/OL.32.001641
Abstract
We report on the operation of a 50 mW continuous wave quantum cascade laser (QCL) in the 9.2 micrometer range, phase locked to a single mode CO2 laser with a tunable frequency offset. The wide free running emission spectrum of the QCL (3-5 MHz) is strongly narrowed down to the kHz range making it suitable for high resolution molecular spectroscopy.
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