Optical time-frequency transfer across a free-space, three-node network

We demonstrate frequency-comb-based optical two-way time-frequency transfer across a three-node clock network. A fielded, bidirectional relay node connects laboratory-based master and end nodes, allowing the network to span 28 km of turbulent outdoor air while keeping optical transmit powers below 5...

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Hauptverfasser: Bodine, Martha I., Ellis, Jennifer L., Swann, William C., Stevenson, Sarah A., Deschênes, Jean-Daniel, Hannah, Emily D., Manurkar, Paritosh, Newbury, Nathan R., Sinclair, Laura C.
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description We demonstrate frequency-comb-based optical two-way time-frequency transfer across a three-node clock network. A fielded, bidirectional relay node connects laboratory-based master and end nodes, allowing the network to span 28 km of turbulent outdoor air while keeping optical transmit powers below 5 mW. Despite the comparatively high instability of the free-running local oscillator at the relay node, the network transfers frequency with fractional precision below 10−18 at averaging times above 200 s and transfers time with a time deviation below 1 fs at averaging times between 1 s and 1 h. The successful operation of this network represents a promising step toward the operation of future free-space networks of optical atomic clocks.
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