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Electronic control of quantum fluctuations

Active control devices have long been proven effective in reducing the fluctuations of various physical parameters, both in electronics or in optics. In particular, systems controlling the intensity fluctuations of a laser beam by opto-electronic feedback are now widely used to reduce laser intensity noise. Such systems, make use of a beamsplitter (B), deviating part of the incoming beam onto a photodetector (PD). The resulting photocurrent, suitably amplified and filtered, is then fed into an intensity modulator (IM) which corrects the intensity fluctuations of the output beam. The correction can be applied either before the beamsplitter or after it.