Miniaturized atomic frequency standard

Oscillators – Automatic frequency stabilization using a phase or frequency... – Molecular resonance stabilization

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ABSTRACT:
A cell-type atomic frequency standard utilizing a miniaturized gas cell and microwave exciter along with a diode laser light source. The intensity of the diode laser light source counterbalances the penalties associated with the small gas cell. The signal produced by an oscillator is applied to a vapor within the gas cell by a miniature helix coil, or LC gap conductor, or a microstrip exciter. With the dimensions of the gas cell not exceeding one-half the wavelength of the signal, and the associated circuitry formed on a semiconductor substrate, the resulting frequency standard is reduced in size by two orders of magnitude when compared to prior art devices of comparable accuracy.

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L. L. Lewis, "Miniature Optically Pumped Cesium Standards", 45th Annual Symposium on Frequency Control, Feb. 1991, pp. 521-533.

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