Experimental Study on the Lattice-End-Mirror Vibration Noise Cancellation of Ytterbium Clock Laser

In this paper,we describe an optical path stabilization method in order to keep the phase of the clock laser fixed during the interrogation.The phase noise along the optical path of the clock laser is extracted from the heterodyne beat signals.Then an acousto-optic modulator(AOM)driven by direct digital synthesizer(DDS)receives a feedback signal to cancel the phase noise.The experimental results show that our system can effectively suppress additional phase noise.The fractional frequency instability is dropped to 1.76×10^-17/τ at 1 s,which is improved by two orders of magnitude than before.In the case of Rabi excitation with a pulse duration T=50 ms,frequency shift is 7.9 mHz due to the feedback system relock process.For phase noise from different frequency,the system has a good suppression effect on low frequency phase noise.