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Scheme for independently stabilizing the repetition rate and optical frequency of a laser using a regenerative mode-locking technique

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Abstract

We have succeeded in achieving independent control of the repetition rate and optical frequency of a pulse laser by employing a regenerative mode-locking technique. By adopting a voltage-controlled microwave phase shifter or an optical delay line in a regenerative feedback loop we can control the repetition rate of the laser without directly disturbing the optical frequencies. We experimentally show how this independent control can be realized by employing a 40GHz harmonically and regeneratively mode-locked fiber laser.

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