Frequently Asked Questions

The Double Pass Optic Integrated AOM Module is a device that uses an acousto-optic modulator (AOM) to control laser frequency, switch light, and generate modulation sidebands. It is used in optical systems for quantum optics, cold atoms, ion traps, quantum calculation, and quantum precision measurement.

In double pass acousto-optic modulation, the laser passes through the AOM twice. The +1st order diffracted light passes through the AOM twice to obtain a double modulated laser signal. This setup allows for double modulation of sum and arbitrary laser signals.

The key features include high polarization stability, high coupling efficiency, a miniaturized design for small size, modular design for easy integration, and strong environmental stability.

It can be used in cold atomic systems, quantum optics, ion trap systems, quantum precision measurement systems, and quantum computing.

The wavelength can be customized between 400 nm and 1100 nm.

The polarization extinction ratio is typically ≥20 dB, with some models offering ≥22 dB or ≥25 dB.

The insertion loss for the module is typically ≤3.5 dB, with some models offering ≤3.0 dB or ≤2.5 dB.

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