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RF Modulation Spectroscopy Setup
Spectroscopy Setup for Pound-Drever-Hall stabilizationDescription
The RF Modulation Spectroscopy Setup is a precise prealigned spectroscopic platform. With its help it is possible to stabilize external cavity diode laser also as DFB lasersystems on top of line to atomic references via fast laser modulation.
The RF Modulation Spectroscopy Setup is able to generate a locking error signal on top of line of atomic reference gas spectra. This special preprocessed error signal stabilize the frequency of the emitted laserradiation in combination with the LB2001 and LB2005 and results in a frequency stabilized narrow linewidth of Sachers lasersystems.
Gascells and wavelenghts
High detector bandwidth
Performance Example:

The figure above shows the comparison signals between absoption spectroscopy and modulation spectroscopy setup.
Gascells and wavelenghts
- designed for different gascells and reference gases
- wavelenght from 400nm - 1650nm
- gascell heating option (necessary for gases like potassium)
- precisely prealigned
- intuitive handling
- detects lowest laser radiation
- selectable conversion of photodiode
- portable applicable
High detector bandwidth
- decector bandwidth up to 20MHz
Performance Example:

The figure above shows the comparison signals between absoption spectroscopy and modulation spectroscopy setup.
Optical power input: typ. < 1mW
Electrical power requirement: 12V-15V ; <30mA
Detector bandwith: 20MHz
Wavelenght regime: 400nm - 1650nm
Electrical power requirement: 12V-15V ; <30mA
Detector bandwith: 20MHz
Wavelenght regime: 400nm - 1650nm
• Caesium Spectroscopy - D1 Line
• Caesium Spectroscopy - D2 Line
• Rubidium Spectroscopy - D1 Line
• Rubidium Spectroscopy - D2 Line
• Caesium Spectroscopy - D2 Line
• Rubidium Spectroscopy - D1 Line
• Rubidium Spectroscopy - D2 Line
Technical Documents
- Technical Note – No. 23Laser Locking Schemes
- Technical Note – No. 30Rubidium D1 & D2 Spectra
- Technical Note – No. 33Caesium D1 & D2 Spectra