Abstract

In order to satisfy the requirements of laser frequency tuning ratio (FTR) measurement, experimental equipment based on a hollow photonic crystal fiber resonator (HPCFR) is proposed in this paper. First, the principle scheme of the equipment consisting of HPCFR is designed, and the resonance curves of the HPCFR are theoretically analyzed, calculated, and simulated; second, the transmissive HPCFR sample is fabricated and the resonance curve is obtained; eventually, the experimental results from the established laser FTR experimental setup demonstrate that the FTRs of a narrow-linewidth fiber laser and semiconductor laser are 17.6 MHz/V and 30.9 MHz/mA, respectively, which are basically in accordance with the factory parameters of the lasers. This work shows that the FTR experimental equipment via HPCFR has the advantages of high precision and good long-term stability.

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