Within the ELIPS program of ESA, the “Space Optical Clocks” (SOC) project aims to install and to operate an optical lattice clock on the ISS towards the end of this decade. In this project two accurate transportable lattice optical clock demonstrators having relative frequency instability below 1×10-15 at 1 s integration time and relative inaccuracy below 5×10-17 are under development. Crucial requirements are moderate volume, electrical power consumption and mass, and robustness. Furthermore, a modular concept is favourable.
Development of compact lattice optical clocks towards future space clocks / S. Schiller; A. Görlitz; C. Abou-Jaoudeh; G. Mura; T. Franzen; A. Nevsky; S. Alighanbari; Q. Chen; I. Ernsting; N. Poli; M. Schioppo; G. M. Tino; U. Sterr; S. Vogt; S. Falke; C. Lisdat; P. Gill; G. Barwood; Y. Ovchinnikov; E. Rasel; A. Kulosa; K. Bongs; Y. Singh; D. Calonico; F. Levi; J. Stuhler; W. Kaenders; S. Bize and R. Holzwarth. - STAMPA. - (2013), pp. 1-1. ( 2013 Conference on and International Quantum Electronics Conference Munich 12-16 May 2013) [10.1109/CLEOE-IQEC.2013.6801752].
Development of compact lattice optical clocks towards future space clocks
POLI, NICOLA;TINO, GUGLIELMO MARIA;
2013
Abstract
Within the ELIPS program of ESA, the “Space Optical Clocks” (SOC) project aims to install and to operate an optical lattice clock on the ISS towards the end of this decade. In this project two accurate transportable lattice optical clock demonstrators having relative frequency instability below 1×10-15 at 1 s integration time and relative inaccuracy below 5×10-17 are under development. Crucial requirements are moderate volume, electrical power consumption and mass, and robustness. Furthermore, a modular concept is favourable.
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