We present an optical filter that is appropriate for use with Raman beams in atomic interferometry. This is a filter that lets the light of the two frequencies of the Raman pair go through and rejects spurious frequencies that may be close to the atomic resonance and cause decoherence. We characterized the filter's performance optically and also by shining the light into atoms in a Ramsey sequence, to look for decoherence effects from photon scattering. We found that it is safe to use tapered amplifiers in single and double pass for light amplification in the Raman beams since the pedestal of emission has a negligible effect, which can be further reduced by the use of the filter we present.
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