Abstract

A single-longitudinal-mode ErYb:glass laser with a linewidth of $90\mathrm{kHz}$ is demonstrated by locking the laser wavelength to $1552.6\mathrm{nm}$ with a bulk glass Bragg grating. Using a piezoelectric actuator, the wavelength could be tuned over a range of $0.25\mathrm{nm}$ $\left(31\mathrm{GHz}\right)$ in steps of $17\mathrm{pm}$ $\left(2.1\mathrm{GHz}\right)$, with an output power of a few milliwatts.

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