Frequency stabilization and noise suppression in the argon FM laser.
Frequency stabilization and noise suppression in argon FM laser
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Frequency stabilization and noise suppression in argon FM laser
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We describe a simple and inexpensive means of enhancing repetitive signals obscured by noise with roughly equal amplitude. The signal and noise are displayed on an oscilloscope, and we perform a time average over many traces by time exposure photography. If the oscilloscope triggering is synchronous with the signal, the result is a significant suppression of the offending noise.