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5 September 2002 From microwave frequency to optical wavelength at NIM: cooled atomic cesium fountain clock- comb optical frequencies - stabilized lasers
Tianchu Li, Zhanjun Fang
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Abstract
We in this paper report the progress on developing a "laser cooled Cs atomic fountain clock" at NIM. We also present scheme of the "femto-second pulse laser —comb frequencies" which was just started at NIM. As the f-second comb links optical wavelengths to Cs standard frequency and considering that our new Cs fountain clock is desired to achieve an uncertainty in the order of 10-15, these two projects are expected to advance the capability of optical wavelength measurements in this country to a new level in the near future. This work will also lay the technical foundation for developing optical clock as possible candidate for next generation of frequency standard. Key words: wavelength standard, frequency standard, Cesium clock, comb optical frequency.
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Tianchu Li and Zhanjun Fang "From microwave frequency to optical wavelength at NIM: cooled atomic cesium fountain clock- comb optical frequencies - stabilized lasers", Proc. SPIE 4914, High-Power Lasers and Applications II, (5 September 2002); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.481777
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KEYWORDS
Cesium

Clocks

Microwave radiation

Standards development

Chemical species

Laser development

Laser stabilization

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