M. Breton, P. Tremblay, C. Julien, N. Cyr, M. Tetu
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Study of a 196.0 THz (1529 nm) frequency standard based on an optically pumped rubidium vapor
We study the performance-of 196.0 THz (1529 nm) DFB lasers frequency-locked to absorption lines of a rubidium vapor optically pumped at 384 THz (780 nm). We describe a simple theoretical model giving the absorption profile of such a vapor. The measured frequency stability of two DFB lasers frequency-locked to these lines reaches a level of 8/spl times/10/sup -10/.<>