This tunable diode laser spectroscopy experiment system is designed to investigate the principles of laser spectroscopy, atomic absorption, and high-resolution optical measurements using rubidium vapor. The modular system enables students to study diode laser characteristics, transmission spectroscopy, saturated absorption spectroscopy, interferometric frequency calibration, and advanced atomic physics phenomena such as hyperfine structure, Zeeman splitting, and Faraday rotation. The controller features independently configurable modules, allowing students to explore the effect of various experimental parameters through hands-on operation. Manufactured by Atico Export India.
Experiments :
- Study the Characteristics of a Tunable Diode Laser.
- Measure the Threshold Current for Laser Oscillation.
- Investigate the Relationship Between Laser Wavelength and Temperature.
- Observe Longitudinal Mode Hopping of the Diode Laser.
- Study the Effect of External Cavity Length on Laser Stability.
- Perform Rubidium Vapor Transmission Spectroscopy.
- Observe Hyperfine Structure of Rubidium Atomic Transitions.
- Perform Saturated Absorption Spectroscopy.
- Eliminate Doppler Broadening Using Pump-Probe Spectroscopy.
- Observe Crossover Resonances in Rubidium Vapor.
- Calibrate the Laser Frequency Sweep Using a Michelson Interferometer.
- Measure Hyperfine Splitting of Rubidium Atomic Energy Levels.
- Study Zeeman Splitting of Atomic Energy Levels.
- Observe Faraday Rotation in Rubidium Vapor.
- Measure the Refractive Index of Rubidium Vapor.
- Investigate the Clausius-Clapeyron Relationship of Rubidium Vapor.