Photonic chip for laser stabilization to an atomic vapor at a precision of $10^-{11}$
Posted on 2018-04-10 - 14:01
We perform precision spectroscopy of rubidium confined in a micro-machined, 27~mm$^3$ volume, vapor cell using a collimated free space 120~$\bm{\mu}$m diameter laser beam derived directly from a single mode silicon nitride waveguide. With this optical-fiber integrated photonic spectrometer, with total volume of less than 1~cm$^3$, we demonstrate an optical frequency reference at 780~nm with a stability of $\bm{10^{-11}}$ from 1 to $\bm{10^4}$ s. The ability to leverage the benefits of both photonic integration and precision spectroscopy with this device will be an enabling technology for the next generation of quantum sensors and devices based on atomic vapors.
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Hummon, Matthew; Kang, Songbai; Bopp, Douglas; Li, Qing; Westly, Daron; Kim, Sangsik; et al. (2018). Photonic chip for laser stabilization to an atomic vapor at a precision of $10^-{11}$. Optica Publishing Group. Collection. https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.c.4031467.v1
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AUTHORS (10)
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Matthew Hummon
SK
Songbai Kang
DB
Douglas Bopp
QL
Qing Li
DW
Daron Westly
SK
Sangsik Kim
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Connor Fredrick
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Scott Diddams
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Kartik Srinivasan
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Vladimir Aksyuk