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A 75-mL intrinsically stable atom-filtered laser enabling deployable quantum devices
Numerous quantum devices require lasers strictly locked to atomic transitions. Atom-filtered lasers (AFLs) are considered a leading candidate for quantum device laser sources due to their ability to self-align to atomic transitions. However, the sub-GHz sharp transmission spectra of conventional ato
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