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Specification

	PFD	FALC110	DLC pro Lock	DFC CORE + internal Lock
Description	Phase Frequency Detector	Fast Analog PID	All-digital PID	All-digital PID
Recommended for lock of DL pro to DFC	x	x	x
Recommended for lock of DFC to opt. reference	x	x		x
Task	Error signal generation	High bandwidth phase lock	Slow feedback to DLC pro laser	Slow feedback to DFC
Max. bandwidth		≈ 45 MHz	≈ 30 kHz	≈ 30 kHz
Remote control	x	via PFD	x	x
Rack compatibility	x	x	x	x
Stand alone		x	optional software license for DLC pro	included in any DFC CORE +
Power supply	DLC Ext	DLC Ext
Dimensions PFD, FALC110, DLC EXT	131 x 184 x 286 mm³		included in DLC pro	included in DFC CORE +

Applications

The DFC locking electronics consisting of the Phase Frequency Detector (PFD) and FALC 110 provides high-end phase frequency locking for comb applications. The PFD RF input is designed for use with the RF output signal of the DFC MD. The error signal generated by the PFD is fed to the input of the FALC 110 regulator. The main output of the FALC is passed through the PFD to allow for remote switching of the fast feedback loop which modulates the laser diode current. A copy of the error signal (mon. out) is used to close the slow feedback loop acting on the DL pro piezo (Fine In) with the all-digital PID of the DLC pro. Slow and fast feedback loop can be enabled and disabled with a push of a button in the DFC user interface (TOPAS DFC).

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Literature

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Scientific Article: D. Brida et al., Ultrabroadband Er:fiber lasers, Laser & Photonics Review 8(3) (2014)

Locking Electronics: FALC & PFD

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