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Fourier transform spectroscopy by repetition rate sweeping of a single electro-optic frequency comb

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Abstract

We demonstrate the operation of a Fourier transform spectrometer that operates by sweeping the pulse repetition frequency of an electro-optic frequency comb. Incorporating a length-imbalanced interferometer, this single-comb system is analogous to a conventional dual-comb system, but with a greatly simplified design. The functionality of the spectrometer is demonstrated via the high-resolution spectrum measurement of an H13C14N reference gas cell.

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