A transportable 40Ca+ single-ion clock with systematic uncertainty
arXiv:1607.03731 · doi:10.1007/s00340-017-6671-5
Abstract
A transportable optical clock refer to the electric quadrupole transition at 729 nm of single trapped in mini Paul trap has been developed. The physical system of optical clock is re-engineered from a bulky and complex setup to an integration of two subsystems: a compact single ion unit including ion trapping and detection modules, and a compact laser unit including laser sources, beam distributor and frequency reference modules. Apart from the electronics, the whole equipment has been constructed within a volume of 0.54 . The systematic fractional uncertainty has been evaluated to be , and the Allan deviation fits to be by clock self-comparison with a probe pulse time 20 ms.
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