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Frequency modulated external cavity diode lasers: a theoretical and experimental study

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Abstract

A theoretical and experimental study has been undertaken of a frequency modulated (FM) external cavity diode laser (ECDL). Operation as an FM laser is achieved using an intracavity electrooptic phase modulating crystal driven at a frequency close to but not equal to the cavity longitudinal mode spacing. FM lasers have applications in optical metrology, spectroscopy, and laser cooling of atoms.1

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