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Long-term stability analysis toward< 10− 14 level for a highly compact POP Rb cell atomic clock

Almat et al., 2019

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1505261000443402738
Author
Almat N
Gharavipour M
Moreno W
Gruet F
Affolderbach C
Mileti G
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IEEE Transactions on Ultrasonics, Ferroelectrics, and Frequency Control

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Long-term frequency instabilities in vapor-cell clocks mainly arise from fluctuations of the experimental and environmental parameters that are converted to clock frequency fluctuations via various physical processes. Here, we discuss the frequency sensitivities and …
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