NASA NTRS ยท 19920046966
Thermal analysis and test of SUNLITE reference cavity for laser frequency stabilization
Abstract
SUNLITE is a space-based experiment which uses a reference cavity to provide a stable frequency reference for a terahertz laser oscillator. Thermal stability of the cavity is a key factor in attaining a stable narrow-linewidth laser beam. This paper describes the thermal stability requirements on the cavity design and detailed thermal analysis performed, as well as thermal testing that was performed on a prototype. Analytical thermal models were correlated to the test data and additional modeling of the current design is presented. Suggestions for improving similar high-precision thermal tests are given.
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Amundsen, R. M.. 1992-01-01. Thermal analysis and test of SUNLITE reference cavity for laser frequency stabilization. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920046966
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