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Default High-power sub-terahertz source with a record frequency stability at up to 1 Hz #DNPNMR

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High-power sub-terahertz source with a record frequency stability at up to 1 Hz #DNPNMR

Fokin, A., et al., High-power sub-terahertz source with a record frequency stability at up to 1 Hz. Sci Rep, 2018. 8(1): p. 4317.


https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/29531359


Many state-of-the-art fundamental and industrial projects need the use of terahertz radiation with high power and small linewidth. Gyrotrons as radiation sources provide the desired level of power in the sub-THz and THz frequency range, but have substantial free-running frequency fluctuations of the order of 10(-4). Here, we demonstrate that the precise frequency stability of a high-power sub-THz gyrotron can be achieved by a phase-lock loop in the anode voltage control. The relative width of the frequency spectrum and the frequency stability obtained for a 0.263 THz/100 W gyrotron are 4 x 10(-12) and 10(-10), respectively, and these parameters are better than those demonstrated so far with high-power sources by almost three orders of magnitude. This approach confirms its potential for ultra-high precision spectroscopy, the development of sources with large-scale radiating apertures, and other new projects.


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