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One-dimensional frequency-based spectroscopy

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Agata Cygan *
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Piotr Wcisło
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Szymon Wójtewicz
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Piotr Masłowski
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Joseph T. Hodges
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R. Ciuryło
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Daniel Lisak
DOI:10.1364/OE.23.014472delete
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Recent developments in optical metrology have tremendously improved the precision and accuracy of the horizontal (frequency) axis in measured spectra. However, the vertical (typically absorbance) axis is usually based on intensity measurements that are subject to instrumental errors which limit the spectrum accuracy. Here we report a one-dimensional spectroscopy that uses only the measured frequencies of high-finesse cavity modes to provide complete information about the dispersive properties of the spectrum. Because this technique depends solely on the measurement of frequencies or their differences, it is insensitive to systematic errors in the detection of light intensity and has the potential to become the most accurate of all absorptive and dispersive spectroscopic methods. The experimental results are compared to measurements by two other high-precision cavity-enhanced spectroscopy methods. We expect that the proposed technique will have significant impact in fields such as fundamental physics, gas metrology and environmental remote sensing. (C) 2015 Optical Society of America
Keywords:
MODULATION SPECTROSCOPY
DISPERSION MODE
LINE-SHAPE
LASER
NOISE
ABSORPTION
STABILIZATION
PHASE
SPECTROMETRY
ACCURACY
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Optics Express
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Nicolaus Copernicus University
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national institute of standards & technology (nist) - usa
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