The question of the CPT(coherent population trapping)

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In coherent population trapping (CPT) experiments, key factors influencing the CPT signal amplitude include the temperature of the rubidium vapor cell, the pressure of the buffer gas, and the incidence intensity of the laser. To increase the amplitude of the CPT signal, adjustments to these parameters may be necessary, particularly focusing on optimizing the laser intensity. Understanding the relationship between laser intensity and CPT signal amplitude is crucial for enhancing signal strength. Experimentation and fine-tuning of these variables can lead to improved CPT outcomes. Further insights or detailed guidance on this relationship are sought for better experimental results.
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In the experiment of CPT( coherent population trapping),we always consider some questions,such as :the temperatue of rubidium vapor cell, the pressure of the buffer gas ,and incidence intensity of laser. if we just want to increase the amplitude of the CPT signal ,what should we do. And I hope to learn the mode about the relation between the incidence intensity of laser and the CPT signal amplitude.
 
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