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  • XVIII International Quantum Electronics Conference
  • Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1992),
  • paper PTu019

Propagation Effects in Saturation Spectroscopy of SF6

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Abstract

The experiments described here were done on the A21P (33) line of sf 6which lies 6.70 MHz above the center of the P(18) line of the CO2laser at 10.6 µm.[1]sf 6was contained in a 5.6m long cell with NaCl windows. Different from the usual saturated absorption technique, where the pump beam is chopped, phase sensitive detection here was done with a mechanical chopper (750KHz) interrupting the probe beam. Thus all probe transmission is registered irrespective of the laser frequency. It is only because of the high absorption of the cell that high contrast signal can be obtained. In this case the pump laser had 1.0 W power while the probe had 10 mW and both had a 15 mm diameter beam.

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