There are rapidly growing demands for more compact and lower-noise optical sources that can operate in non-laboratory environment, including radars and field-deployed spectroscopy. Here we employed a self-homodyne Michelson interferometer, utilizing an optical fiber delay-line as a reference, to suppress the frequency noise of a continuous-wave laser and optical frequency comb. We achieved the frequency instability of 10^(-15)- and 10^(-14)-level for CW laser and optical frequency comb, at 9-ms and 0.1-s averaging time respectively. Additionally, we improved the vibration sensitivity by optimizing the design of an aluminum cylinder with a groove, resulting in a 10^(-10) [1/g] vibration sensitivity.
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