Direct temperature determination of a sympathetically cooled large 113Cd+ ion crystal for a microwave clock
arXiv:1902.10907 · doi:10.1063/1.5094833
Abstract
This paper reports the direct temperature determination of sympathetically cooled 113Cd+ ions with laser-cooled 24Mg+ in a linear Paul trap. The sympathetically cooled ion species distribute in the outer shell of the large ensembles, which contain up to 3.3E5 ions. With optimized parameters, the minimum temperature of the sympathetically cooled 113Cd+ ions was measured to be tens of mK. These results indicate promising performance for microwave atomic clocks. The second order Doppler frequency shift is two orders of magnitudes lower and the Dick effect is suppressed.
arXiv comment5 pages, 5 figures
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