Maurice, V.
, Newman, Z.
, Dickerson, S.
, Rivers, M.
, Mescher, M.
, LeBlanc, J.
, Kitching, J.
, Hummon, M.
and Johnson, C.
(2020),
A miniaturized optical frequency standard for next generation portable optical clocks, Optica, [online], https://doi.org/10.1364/OE.396296
(Accessed April 6, 2025)
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A miniaturized optical frequency standard for next generation portable optical clocks
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, , Susannah Dickerson, Morgan Rivers, Mark Mescher, John LeBlanc, , , Cort Johnson
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This paper describes the development and measurement of a miniaturized optical frequency standard based on the rubidium two-photon transition at 778 nm. The optical standard has been implemented on a micro-optics breadboard and operates on <500 mW of electrical power. The optical standard shows good short term stability (3e-12 at 1 sec) compared to microwave atomic clocks with similar SWaP.Citation
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chip-scale, compact atomic clock, MEMS vapor cell, optical clock, spectroscopy
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