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physics.atom-ph2021

High-performance, compact optical standard

Zachary L. Newman, Vincent Maurice, Connor Fredrick +6

We describe a high-performance, compact optical frequency standard based on a microfabricated Rb vapor cell and a low-noise, external cavity diode laser operating on the Rb two-pho…

physics.atom-ph202035 cited

Enhanced observation time of magneto-optical traps using micro-machined non-evaporable getter pumps

Rodolphe Boudot, James P. McGilligan, Kaitlin R. Moore +5

We show that micro-machined non-evaporable getter pumps (NEGs) can extend the time over which laser cooled atoms canbe produced in a magneto-optical trap (MOT), in the absence of o…

physics.atom-ph2020

Robust inertial sensing with point-source atom interferometry for interferograms spanning a partial period

Yun-Jhih Chen, Azure Hansen, Moshe Shuker +3

Point source atom interferometry (PSI) uses the velocity distribution in a cold atom cloud to simultaneously measure one axis of acceleration and two axes of rotation from the phas…

physics.atom-ph202060 cited

Laser cooling in a chip-scale platform

J. P. McGilligan, K. R. Moore, A. Dellis +7

Chip-scale atomic devices built around micro-fabricated alkali vapor cells are at the forefront of compact metrology and atomic sensors. We demonstrate a micro-fabricated vapor cel…

physics.atom-ph202034 cited

Advanced light-shift compensation protocol in a continuous-wave microcell atomic clock

M. Abdel Hafiz, R. Vicarini, N. Passilly +7

Light-shifts are known to be an important limitation to the mid- and long-term fractional frequency stability of different types of atomic clocks. In this article, we demonstrate t…

physics.atom-ph2019

Universal methods for suppressing the light shift in atomic clocks using power modulation

V. I. Yudin, M. Yu. Basalaev, A. V. Taichenachev +8

We show that the light shift in atomic clocks can be suppressed using time variation of the interrogation field intensity. By measuring the clock output at two intensity levels, er…