Toward a high-performance transportable microwave frequency standard based on sympathetically cooled 113Cd+ ions
We report a high-performance transportable microwave frequency standard scheme based on sympathetically cooled 113Cd+ ions using 40Ca+ as coolant ions. A transportable physical package (1.4 m3) with high-performance magnetic shielding (radial shielding coefficient 460 000) has been built. In experim...
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description | We report a high-performance transportable microwave frequency standard scheme based on sympathetically cooled 113Cd+ ions using 40Ca+ as coolant ions. A transportable physical package (1.4 m3) with high-performance magnetic shielding (radial shielding coefficient 460 000) has been built. In experiments, more than 105 113Cd+ ions were sympathetically cooled to 90 mK in a Paul trap and the ion-loss time constant extends to 84 hours. Without direct cooling procedures, the Dick effect-limited Allan deviation due to the deadtimes is reduced to
1.8
×
10
−
14
/
τ. Under our scheme, the uncertainties in the main frequency shifts such as those from second-order Zeeman and second-order Doppler terms were reduced below the order of
10
−
15. The relevant ac Stark shifts uncertainties were estimated to be below
5
×
10
−
18. Minor shifts further reflect the superiority of coolant ions 40Ca+ for 113Cd+. These results indicate that a microwave clock based on this sympathetic cooling scheme shows potential in establishing a vehicle transportable ground-based time-frequency reference for navigation systems. |
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1.8
×
10
−
14
/
τ. Under our scheme, the uncertainties in the main frequency shifts such as those from second-order Zeeman and second-order Doppler terms were reduced below the order of
10
−
15. The relevant ac Stark shifts uncertainties were estimated to be below
5
×
10
−
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1.8
×
10
−
14
/
τ. Under our scheme, the uncertainties in the main frequency shifts such as those from second-order Zeeman and second-order Doppler terms were reduced below the order of
10
−
15. The relevant ac Stark shifts uncertainties were estimated to be below
5
×
10
−
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1.8
×
10
−
14
/
τ. Under our scheme, the uncertainties in the main frequency shifts such as those from second-order Zeeman and second-order Doppler terms were reduced below the order of
10
−
15. The relevant ac Stark shifts uncertainties were estimated to be below
5
×
10
−
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