Advances in Sensoring and Measurement with Optical Frequency Comb
A special issue of Photonics (ISSN 2304-6732).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (20 December 2023) | Viewed by 2794
Special Issue Editors
Interests: laser interferometry; laser ranging; laser frequency stabilization; optical frequency comb generation; optical frequency comb stabilization; multi-DoF measurement
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Interests: optics and photonics; nonlinear optics; optics and lasers; femtosecond lasers; optical sensing; nonlinear fiber optics; atomic physics; interferometry; frequency stability; optical frequency combs; metrology; experimental physics
Interests: long distance measurement; large scale metrology; optical measurement; photonics; laser technology
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Optical frequency comb (OFC) is composed of a series of equally spaced and phase-coherent frequency components. Its unique property in the frequency and time domain brings revolutionary development in the fields of precision spectroscopy, optical communication, frequency/waveform synthesis, precision metrology, etc. With the OFC generation technique developed from mode-locked Ti: Sapphire laser to fiber laser and further to microresonator laser, the OFC system has been significantly compacted from table-sized bulk electro-optic components to coin-sized integrated photonics chips, promising a wider application in sensoring and measurement. To further boost the impact of this exciting and rapidly evolving field, this Special Issue aims to bring together contributions from leading experts in the field, presenting recent advances in sensoring and measurement with optical frequency comb.
The areas of interest include (but are not limited to):
- Special OFC source for sensoring and measurement;
- Novel OFC frequency stabilization scheme for sensoring and measurement;
- Optical frequency measurement and delivery with OFC;
- Laser ranging for cooperative and non-cooperative objects with OFC;
- Angle and angular acceleration measurement with OFC;
- 3D topography and surface measurement with OFC;
- Precision spectroscopy with OFC;
- Biochemical sensoring with OFC.
Dr. Ruitao Yang
Prof. Dr. Steven van den Berg
Prof. Dr. Fumin Zhang
Guest Editors
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