Abstract
High-stable, two-wavelength, digital holography referenced by an optical frequency comb is presented. The technique is demonstrated by using optical waves from an external cavity laser diode phase-locked to a mode-locked Er-doped fiber comb laser light. The mixed beat signal is stabilized at 30 MHz by a sensitive proportional integral derivative controller. The tunable continuous-waves stabilized with frequency uncertainty of are employed to investigate large stepped structures.
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