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High passive-stability diode-laser design for use in atomic-physics experiments
2012
Review of Scientific Instruments
We present the design and performance characterization of an external cavity diode-laser system optimized for high stability, low passive spectral linewidth, low cost, and ease of in-house assembly. The main cavity body is machined from a single aluminum block for robustness to temperature changes and mechanical vibrations, and features a stiff and light diffraction-grating arm to suppress low-frequency mechanical resonances. The cavity is vacuum-sealed, and a custom-molded silicone external
doi:10.1063/1.3698003
pmid:22559509
fatcat:fb4iqjz4x5hwlph6teid5phmhe