Spectral linewidths of Josephson oscillators.

Spectral analysis of a phase locked laser at 891 GHz, an application of Josephson junctions in the far infrared

2014 We have used a Josephson junction to investigate the spectral purity of an HCN laser which is used in an infrared frequency synthesis chain. To obtain a narrower linewidth from the laser it has been phase locked to a multiplied microwave reference chain. A calculated value for this linewidth was based upon the measured noise spectrum of the microwave source and a theory due to Middleton. O...

Spectral narrowing and stabilization of thulium fiber lasers using guided-mode resonance filters.

We used guided-mode resonance filters (GMRFs), fabricated using thin-film deposition and chemical etching, as intracavity feedback elements to stabilize and narrow the output spectrum in thulium-doped fiber oscillators operating in the 2 μm wavelength regime, producing linewidths of <700 pm up to 10 W power levels. A Tm fiber-based amplified spontaneous emission source was used to characterize ...

Phase locking between Josephson soliton oscillators.

Josephson flux-flow oscillators in nonuniform microwave fields

Direct probe of spectral inhomogeneity reveals synthetic tunability of single-nanocrystal spectral linewidths.

The spectral linewidth of an ensemble of fluorescent emitters is dictated by the combination of single-emitter linewidths and sample inhomogeneity. For semiconductor nanocrystals, efforts to tune ensemble linewidths for optical applications have focused primarily on eliminating sample inhomogeneities, because conventional single-molecule methods cannot reliably build accurate ensemble-level sta...