Optical spring effect enhanced by optical parametric amplifier
J. Zhang, Hengxin Sun, Hui Guo, C. D. Blair, V. Bossilkov, M. A. Page, Xu Chen, Jiangrui Gao, L. Ju, C. Zhao
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J. Zhang, Hengxin Sun, Hui Guo, C. D. Blair, V. Bossilkov, M. A. Page, Xu Chen, Jiangrui Gao, L. Ju, C. Zhao
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We experimentally demonstrate that the optical spring effect can be modified using an optical parametric amplifier in an opto-mechanical cavity. The theoretical analysis shows that both the gain and phase of the optical parametric amplifier can modify the frequency of a mechanical resonator in an opto-mechanical cavity. This modification could be used to tune the frequency of peak sensitivity of gravitational wave detectors. The experimental results show a factor of 1.2 ± 0.8 increase in mechanical resonator frequency shift induced by optical spring by tuning the optical parametric amplifier gain.
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We experimentally demonstrate that the optical spring effect can be modified using an optical parametric amplifier in an opto-mechanical cavity. The theoretical analysis shows that both the gain and phase of the optical parametric amplifier can modify the frequency of a mechanical resonator in an opto-mechanical cavity. This modification could be used to tune the frequency of peak sensitivity of gravitational wave detectors. The experimental results show a factor of 1.2 ± 0.8 increase in mechanical resonator frequency shift induced by optical spring by tuning the optical parametric amplifier gain.
Key concepts: Optical parametric amplifier, Resonator, Optical amplifier, Parametric oscillator, Amplifier, Parametric statistics, Optics, Spring (device)