Abstract
The oscillation frequency of a 1.5-μm InGaAsP distributed feedback laser is stabilized to an NH3 linear absorption line at 15137 Å. A LiNbO3 external frequency modulator is used instead of direct frequency modulation of the laser to extract error signals. An effective bandwidth of 100 kHz for the feedback loop is obtained through this external modulation scheme. Frequency stability of σ(2,τ)=4×10−11 is achieved for an averaging time of 1 s≤τ≤100 s.
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