Graduate Anyone knows the slow light in EIT?

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The discussion centers on the challenges faced in an Electromagnetically Induced Transparency (EIT) system utilizing a rubidium gas cell. The user reports measuring only a few nanoseconds of pulse delay between reference and probe light, despite employing a zero-order diffracted light from an Acousto-Optic Modulator (AOM) as the probe. Attempts to enhance the pulse delay by adjusting the Rabi frequency of the control light and the gas cell temperature have proven ineffective. The user seeks expert advice on improving the pulse delay in their EIT setup.

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  • Understanding of Electromagnetically Induced Transparency (EIT)
  • Familiarity with rubidium gas cell technology
  • Knowledge of Acousto-Optic Modulators (AOM)
  • Basic principles of Rabi frequency and its impact on light-matter interaction
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  • Research methods to optimize Rabi frequency in EIT systems
  • Investigate temperature control techniques for rubidium gas cells
  • Explore advanced configurations of Acousto-Optic Modulators (AOM)
  • Study the effects of different gas pressures on pulse delay in EIT
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Researchers and physicists working in the field of quantum optics, particularly those focusing on Electromagnetically Induced Transparency and related technologies.

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I build a EIT system, but the pulse delay between the reference and probe is only several nanoseconds, I read many papers and in their system, the delay can up to several microseconds, I have tried many ways to improve it, but it doesn't work
I built a EIT system in rubidium gas cell and measured the pulse delay between the reference and probe light. Here, I used a zero-order diffracted light of an AOM as my probe light, but there is just several nanoseconds between these two pulse. I read some papers, like adjusting the Rabi frequency of control light or the temperature of my gas cell to improve the pulse delay, but it doesn't work.
Can anyone who is familiar with electromagnetic induced transparency help me or give me some advice? Thank you so much for your reply.:smile:
 
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