Summary form only given. The first known demonstration of laser frequency stabilization using a solid-state persistent spectral hole burning material as the frequency reference is reported. Unlike gas phase transitions or Fabry-Perot resonances, spectral holes for frequency references can be prepared at any frequency within a broad inhomogeneous absorption profile (15 GHz in the material demonstrated here). Several lasers may be stabilized to multiple spectral holes, either in the same or separate absorption bands, with arbitrary frequency separations.
Programmable frequency reference for laser stabilization using persistent spectral hole burning
1999-01-01
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