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Diode laser spectrometer for high-resolution spectroscopy in the visible range

Kurosu et al., 1996

Document ID
9263132706549189897
Author
Kurosu T
Ishikawa J
Ito N
Publication year
Publication venue
Applied Physics B

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A high-resolution diode laser spectrometer operating at 657 nm is described. To achieve a narrow linewidth and a high power, a master-slave laser system is employed. The master laser is an extended cavity diode laser whose linewidth is reduced to less than 100 Hz by …
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