Abstract

Tunable amplitude squeezing around the D2 line of cesium has been experimentally accomplished at room temperature in a quantum-well laser diode with light injection from a single-mode distributed Bragg-Reflector laser diode. While the master laser frequency is tuned, amplitude squeezing of the output light from the slave laser can be maintained at about 0.9 dB throughout a tunable range of ∼ 1.7 GHz around the cesium D2 line.

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