Abstract

FM modulation is investigated as a technique for accurately measuring the linewidths of Lorentzian resonances observed by stimulated Raman scattering difference frequency tuning. A normalized linewidth is obtained from the ratio of the <i>n</i>th to the (<i>n</i> + 1)th harmonic content of the detected signal. Possible applications in temperature measurement are discussed.

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