Fig. 3 Time-domain interferogram and rf heterodyne beat notes.

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Fig. 3 Time-domain interferogram and rf heterodyne beat notes. Time-domain interferogram and rf heterodyne beat notes. (A) Twenty microsecond time-domain interferogram of the mode-locked dual comb. (B) The same time-domain interferogram expanded 2000 times shows periodic pulses at the inverse of the beat-note frequency (1/Δfrep). (C) The dual comb is amplified by an L-band EDFA and detected on a fast photodiode to highlight features of the time domain interferogram. This trace is zoomed in by a factor of 8000 compared to (A). Note that the interferogram in (C) represents a filtered version of the real time-domain trace because of the ~40-nm gain bandwidth of the L-band EDFA. Comb lines close to the pump (1561 to 1570 nm) and those beyond 1610 nm are attenuated by the EDFA. (D) rf multiheterodyne beat notes obtained by a fast Fourier transform (FFT) of the interferogram in (A). The data were taken with a longpass filter and represent the dual comb lines on the red side of the pump. The beat notes correspond to the dual comb shown in Fig. 2C, where both combs are in the single-soliton mode-locked state. A beat-note spacing of 1.12 GHz is observed. The inset shows the linewidth of the first beat note, measured using an rf spectrum analyzer with a resolution bandwidth of 2 kHz. We measure a high SNR (60 dB) with a linewidth of 10 kHz, which corresponds to a relative coherence time of 100 μs. (E) rf beat notes of the comb shown in Fig. 2D, where the comb generated in R1 is in the single-soliton mode-locked state and the comb in R2 is in the two-soliton harmonic mode-locked state. The beat notes are spaced by 2.24 GHz because the R2 comb is missing a line in every alternate mode of the ring. In both (D) and (E), the beat notes close to the pump have a high SNR in excess of 40 dB. The spurious peaks at 5, 10, 15, 20, and 25 GHz are artifacts of the FFT analyzer. Avik Dutt et al. Sci Adv 2018;4:e1701858 Copyright © 2018 The Authors, some rights reserved; exclusive licensee American Association for the Advancement of Science. No claim to original U.S. Government Works. Distributed under a Creative Commons Attribution NonCommercial License 4.0 (CC BY-NC).