Cascaded Brillouin fibre lasers coupled to unitravelling carrier photodiodes for narrow linewidth terahertz generation

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Narrow linewidth terahertz (THz) generation using a cascaded Brillouin fibre laser structure and a unitravelling carrier photodiode is investigated. Using two distributed feedback lasers separated by > 1 THz with 1 MHz initial linewidth, the use of the cascaded Brillouin laser greatly increases the linewidth reduction factor compared to a single Brillouin laser structure. The linewidth of the realised THz source is found to be < 100 Hz at 1014.7 GHz without the use of any active stabilisation of the laser cavity or any microwave reference. © The Institution of Engineering and Technology 2014.

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Ducournau, G., Bacquet, D., Szriftgiser, P., Pavanello, F., Peytavit, E., Zaknoune, M., … Lampin, J. F. (2014). Cascaded Brillouin fibre lasers coupled to unitravelling carrier photodiodes for narrow linewidth terahertz generation. Electronics Letters, 50(9), 690–692. https://doi.org/10.1049/el.2014.0521

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