J. Cahill, T. Mahmood, Patrick G. Sykes, Weimin Zhou, M. Cich, R. Wilk, S. Mueller, F. Rohde, C. Menyuk
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Abstract
Due to the inherently low crosstalk between carrier-envelope and repetition rate control mechanisms, difference-frequency generated (DFG) optical frequency combs are an attractive light source for low-phase-noise microwave generation based on feedback control. However, the DFG process adds phase noise to individual comb lines in accordance with the carrier-envelope noise. Here, we stabilized a DFG comb with a 7.5 m interferometer and generated a 10 GHz signal with a phase noise of −123 dBc/Hz at 1 kHz offset frequency.