Kirchner, M.
and Diddams, S.
(2010),
Grism-based Pulse Shaper for Line-by-Line Control of More than 600 Optical Frequency Comb Lines, Optics Letters, [online], https://tsapps.nist.gov/publication/get_pdf.cfm?pub_id=905835
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Grism-based Pulse Shaper for Line-by-Line Control of More than 600 Optical Frequency Comb Lines
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We construct a line-by-line pulse shaper using a grism dispersive element, which provides constant angular dispersion over 13.4 THz centered at 311 THz (965 nm). When combined with a dual-mask liquid crystal modulator, this grism-based shaper is capable of line-by-line amplitude and phase control of over 600 modes of a 21 GHz optical frequency comb.Citation
Optics Letters
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35
Issue
19
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Keywords
frequency combs, grism, line-by-line pulse shaping, optical arbitary waveform generation
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