Paper
Novel spectroscopy
A. Schenzle, R.G. Devoe, et al.
Applied Physics B Photophysics and Laser Chemistry
Optical mixing of waves separated in frequency by many gigahertz can be accomplished by allowing the waves to mix in a nonlinear medium to generate microwave difference frequencies. This basis for high-bandwidth optical mixers is demonstrated by mixing optical frequencies ~4 GHz apart of a pulsed dye-laser beam at ~660 nm in a LiTaO3 crystal to produce readily detectable microwave power at ~4 GHz. © 1984 Optical Society of America.
A. Schenzle, R.G. Devoe, et al.
Applied Physics B Photophysics and Laser Chemistry
N.H. Tran, R. Kachru, et al.
Optics Letters
N.H. Tran, R. Kachru, et al.
Optics Letters
N.H. Tran, R. Kachru, et al.
Optics Letters