Shanghai Astronomical Observatory's hydrogen masers and their applications [frequency standards]

Shanghai Astronomical Observatory's hydrogen masers and their applications [frequency standards]

Over more then 30 years, Shanghai Astronomical Observatory has developed three generations of hydrogen masers, 6 laboratory models and more than 40 engineering units of active hydrogen masers as well as a compact passive hydrogen maser. They have been used in several fields, including one which is i...

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