DFC Wavelength Extensions
Wavelength conversion from 1560 nm to 420 - 2000 nm
- Modular extensions
- For use with DFC CORE +
- Independent remote control of different extensions
- Up to three extensions per DFC EXT
- Custom extensions and beat detection in DFC EXT housing
Various extension modules are available that convert the offset-free fundamental output of the DFC CORE + from 1560 nm to any desired wavelength between 420 nm and 2000 nm. The wavelength conversion in these modules is achieved with the well-established technology of TOPTICA’s ultrafast fiber lasers. All extension modules use highly stable all-fiber amplification, nonlinear conversion and compression. The output power of all extension modules allows for phase-locking of cw lasers. Special wavelength extensions are available on request or included in TOPTICA's complete stabilized laser systems.
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Specification
Model Description DFC EXT Housing for Wavelength Extensions DFC IR Centered @ 1560 nm, bandwidth > 80 nm, typ. 100 nm DFC NIR Centered @ 780 nm, bandwidth > 35 nm, typ. 40 nm DFC DVIS* Wavelength range 420 (frep = 80 MHz), 450 (frep = 200 MHz) - 860 nm, bandwidth typ. 5 nm @ 698 nm, typ. 1 nm @ 420 nm DFC SCNIR* Wavelength range 840 nm (frep = 80 MHz), 860 nm (frep = 200 MHz) - 980 nm, bandwidth > 50 nm, typ. 100 nm @ 935 nm DFC SCIR* Wavelength range 980 - 2000 nm, bandwidth > 150 nm Other extensions on request, * tunable (patent protected, US 8284808B2), please inquire for more details
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Additional Information
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Applications
- Microwave Generation
- Laser Reference
- High-resolution Spectroscopy
- Dual-comb Spectroscopy
- Direct Frequency Comb Spectroscopy
- Interferometry
- Transportable AMO Systems
- Quantum Computing
- CEP-stable Seeders
- Rydberg Excitation (Rydberg Flyer for complete laser solutions)
- Optical Clocks
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Literature
- Scientific Article: E. Benkler et al., End-to-end topology for fiber comb based optical frequency transfer at the 10−21 level, Optics Express [27], 36886 (2019)
- Scientific Article: E. C. Cook et al., Resonant two-photon spectroscopy of the 2s3d 1D2 level of neutral 9Be Phys. Rev. Applied 101, 042503 (2020)
- Scientific Article: M. Collombon et al., Experimental Demonstration of Three-Photon Coherent Population Trapping in an Ion Cloud, Phys. Rev. Applied 12, 034035, (2019)
- Scientific Article: M. Collombon et al., Phase transfer between three visible lasers for coherent population trapping, Optics Letters Vol. 44, Issue 4 (2019)
- Scientific Article: A. Liehl et al., Ultrabroadband out-of-loop characterization of the carrier-envelope phase noise of an offset-free Er:fiber frequency comb. Optics Letters Vol. 42, Issue 10 (2017)
- Scientific Article: T. Puppe et al., Characterization of a DFG comb showing quadratic scaling of the phase noise with frequency, Optics Letters Vol. 41, Issue 8 (2016)
- Scientific Article: G. Krauss et al., All-passive phase locking of a compact Er:fiber laser system, Opt. Lett., 36, 540 (2011)
- Scientific Article: D. Fehrenbacher et al., Free-running performance and full control of a passively phase-stable Er:fiber frequency comb. Optica Vol. 2, Issue 10 (2015)
- Scientific Article: R. Kliese et al., Difference-frequency combs in cold atom physics, arXiv:1605.02426v1 (2016)
- Scientific Article: D. Brida et al., Ultrabroadband Er:fiber lasers, Laser & Photonics Review 8(3) (2014)
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