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adam_text | FRITZ RIEHLE FREQUENCY STANDARDS BASICS AND APPLICATIONS WILEY- VCH
WILEY-VCH VERLAG GMBH CO. KGAA CONTENTS PREFACE XILL 1 INTRODUCTION 1
1.1 FEATURES OF FREQUENCY STANDARDS AND CLOCKS ................. 1 1.2
HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE OF CLOCKS AND FREQUENCY STANDARDS .......... 5
1.2.1 NATURE*S CLOCKS ............................ 5 1.2.2 MAN-MADE
CLOCKS AND FREQUENCY STANDARDS ............. 6 2 BASICS OF FREQUENCY
STANDARDS 11 2.1 MATHEMATICAL DESCRIPTION OF OSCILLATIONS
................... 11 2.1.1 IDEAL AND REAL HARMONIC OSCILLATORS
................. 11 2.1.2 AMPLITUDE MODULATION ........................
15 2.1.3 PHASE MODULATION ........................... 25 2.2 OSCILLATOR
WITH FEEDBACK ........................... 31 2.3 FREQUENCY STABILISATION
............................ 34 2.3.1 MODEL OF A SERVO LOOP
........................ 34 2.3.2 GENERATION OF AN ERROR SIGNAL
..................... 35 2.4 ELECTRONIC SERVO SYSTEMS
........................... 38 2.4.1 COMPONENTS
.............................. 39 2.4.2 EXAMPLE OF AN ELECTRONIC SERVO
SYSTEM ............... 44 3 CHARACTERISATION OF AMPLITUDE AND FREQUENCY
NOISE 47 3.1 TIME-DOMAIN DESCRIPTION OF FREQUENCY FLUCTUATIONS
............. 48 3.1.1 ALLAN VARIANCE ............................. 50
3.1.2 CORRELATED FLUCTUATIONS ........................ 54 3.2
FOURIER-DOMAIN DESCRIPTION OF FREQUENCY FLUCTUATIONS ............ 57 3.3
CONVERSION FROM FOURIER-FREQUENCY DOMAIN TO TIME DOMAIN ........ 60 3.4
FROM FOURIER-FREQUENCY TO CARRIER-FREQUENCY DOMAIN ............ 64 POWER
SPECTRUM OF A SOURCE WITH WHITE FREQUENCY NOISE ...... 3.4.2 SPECTRUM OF
A DIODE LASER ...................... 66 LOW-NOISE SPECTRUM OF A SOURCE
WITH WHITE PHASE NOISE ...... 3.5 MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUES
........................... 69 3.5.1 HETERODYNE MEASUREMENTS OF
FREQUENCY ............... 71 3.5.2 SELF-HETERODYNING
........................... 73 3.5.3 ALIASING
................................ 75 3.4.1 3.4.3 66 68 VILL CONTENTS 3.6
FREQUENCY STABILIZATION WITH A NOISY SIGNAL ................. 3.6.1
DEGRADATION OF THE FREQUENCY STABILITY DUE TO ALIASING ....... 4
MACROSCOPIC FREQUENCY REFERENCES 4.1 PIEZOELECTRIC CRYSTAL FREQUENCY
REFERENCES ................. 4.1.1 BASIC PROPERTIES OF PIEZOELECTRIC
MATERIALS .............. 4.1.2 MECHANICAL RESONANCES
........................ 4.1.3 EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT
........................... 4.1.4 STABILITY AND ACCURACY OF QUARTZ
OSCILLATORS ............. 4.2 MICROWAVE CAVITY RESONATORS
......................... 4.2.1 ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE EQUATIONS .
.................. 4.2.2 ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS IN CYLINDRICAL WAVE
GUIDES ......... 4.2.3 CYLINDRICAL CAVITY RESONATORS
.................... 4.2.4 LOSSES DUE TO FINITE CONDUCTIVITY
................... 4.2.5 DIELECTRIC RESONATORS
......................... 4.3 OPTICAL RESONATORS
............................... 4.3.1 REFLECTION AND TRANSMISSION AT THE
FABRY-PCROT INTERFEROMETER ... 4.3.2 RADIAL MODES
............................. 4.3.3 MICROSPHERE RESONATORS
........................ 4.4 STABILITY OF RESONATORS
............................. 5 ATOMIC AND MOLECULAR FREQUENCY
REFERENCES 5.1 ENERGY LEVELS OF ATOMS ............................ 5.1.1
SINGLE-ELECTRON ATOMS ........................ 5.1.2 MULTI-ELECTRON
SYSTEMS ........................ 5.2 ENERGY STATES OF MOLECULES
.......................... 5.2.1 RO-VIBRONIC STRUCTURE
......................... 5.2.2 OPTICAL TRANSITIONS IN MOLECULAR IODINE
............... 5.2.3 OPTICAL TRANSITIONS IN ACETYLENE
................... 5.2.4 OTHER MOLECULAR ABSORBERS
...................... INTERACTION OF SIMPLE QUANTUM SYSTEMS WITH
ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION . . 5.3.1 THE TWO-LEVEL SYSTEM
......................... 5.3.2 OPTICAL BLOCH EQUATIONS
....................... 5.3.3 THREE-LEVEL SYSTEMS
.......................... 5.4 LINE SHIFTS AND LINE BROADENING
....................... 5.4.1 INTERACTION TIME BROADENING
..................... 5.4.2 DOPPLER EFFECT AND RECOIL EFFECT
................... 5.4.3 SATURATION BROADENING ........................
5.4.4 COLLISIONAL SHIFT AND COLLISIONAL BROADENING ............. 5.4.5
INFLUENCE OF EXTERNAL FIELDS ...................... 5.4.6 LINE SHIFTS
AND UNCERTAINTY OF A FREQUENCY STANDARD ........ 5.3 6 PREPARATION AND
INTERROGATION OF ATOMS AND MOLECULES 6.1 STORAGE OF ATOMS AND MOLECULES
IN A CELL .................. 6.2 COLLIMATED ATOMIC AND MOLECULAR BEAMS
.................. 76 78 81 81 81 82 85 88 89 90 92 94 97 98 99 100 105
112 113 117 118 118 122 124 125 127 130 132 132 132 138 143 146 146 149
153 156 159 164 167 168 168 CONTENTS IX 6.3 COOLING
.................................... 170 6.3.1 LASER COOLING
............................. 170 6.3.2 COOLING AND DECELERATION OF
MOLECULES ............... 175 6.4 TRAPPING OF ATOMS
............................... 176 6.4.1 MAGNETO-OPTICAL TRAP
......................... 179 6.4.2 OPTICAL LATTICES
............................ 182 6.4.3 CHARACTERISATION OF COLD ATOMIC
SAMPLES .............. 183 6.5 DOPPLER-FREE NON-LINEAR SPECTROSCOPY
.................... 186 6.5.1 SATURATION SPECTROSCOPY .
....................... 186 6.5.2 POWER-DEPENDENT SELECTION OF
LOW-VELOCITY ABSORBERS ....... 189 6.5.3 TWO-PHOTON SPECTROSCOPY
....................... 190 6.6 INTERROGATION BY MULTIPLE COHERENT
INTERACTIONS ............... 192 6.6.1 RAMSEY EXCITATION IN MICROWAVE
FREQUENCY STANDARDS ....... 192 6.6.2 MULTIPLE COHERENT INTERACTIONS IN
OPTICAL FREQUENCY STANDARDS ... 195 7 CAESIUM ATOMIC CLOCKS 203 CAESIUM
ATOMIC BEAM CLOCKS WITH MAGNETIC STATE SELECTION . . . . . . . . 204
7.1.1 COMMERCIAL CAESIUM CLOCKS ..................... 205 7.1.2 PRIMARY
LABORATORY STANDARDS .................... 207 7.1.3 FREQUENCY SHIFTS IN
CAESIUM BEAM-CLOCKS ............. 208 7.2 OPTICALLY-PUMPED CAESIUM BEAM
CLOCKS ................... 216 7.3 FOUNTAIN CLOCKS
................................ 217 7.3.1 SCHEMATICS OF A FOUNTAIN
CLOCK ................... 218 7.3.2 UNCERTAINTY OF MEASUREMENTS USING
FOUNTAIN CLOCKS ........ 221 7.3.3 STABILITY
................................ 223 7.3.4 ALTERNATIVE CLOCKS
........................... 223 7.4 CLOCKS IN MICROGRAVITATION
.......................... 226 7.1 8 MICROWAVE FREQUENCY STANDARDS 229
8.1 MASERS ..................................... 229 8.1.1 PRINCIPLE OF
THE HYDROGEN MASER ................... 229 8.1.2 THEORETICAL DESCRIPTION
OF THE HYDROGEN MASER ........... 230 8.1.3 DESIGN OF THE HYDROGEN MASER
.................... 235 8.1.4 PASSIVE HYDROGEN MASER
....................... 242 8.1.5 CRYOGENIC MASERS
........................... 243 8.1.6 APPLICATIONS
.............................. 243 8.2 RUBIDIUM-CELL FREQUENCY STANDARDS
...................... 246 8.2.1 PRINCIPLE AND SET-UP
.......................... 246 8.2.2 PERFORMANCE OF LAMP-PUMPED RUBIDIUM
STANDARDS ......... 250 8.2.3 APPLICATIONS OF RUBIDIUM STANDARDS
................. 251 8.3 ALTERNATIVE MICROWAVE STANDARDS
....................... 251 8.3.1 LASER-BASED RUBIDIUM CELL STANDARDS
................ 251 8.3.2 ALL-OPTICAL INTERROGATION OF HYPERFINE
TRANSITIONS .......... 252 X CONTENTS 9 LASER FREQUENCY STANDARDS 255
9.1 GAS LASER STANDARDS .............................. 256 9.1.1
HE-NELASER . ............................. 256 9.1.2 FREQUENCY
STABILISATION TO THE GAIN PROFILE .............. 259 9.1.3 IODINE
STABILISED HE-NE LASER .................... 262 9.1.4 METHANE STABILISED
HE-NE LASER ................... 265 9.1.5 OSO4 STABILISED CO2 LASER
...................... 267 9.2 LASER-FREQUENCY STABILISATION TECHNIQUES
................... 268 9.2.1 METHOD OF HAENSCH AND COUILLAUD
................... 268 9.2.2 POUND-DREVER-HALL TECHNIQUE
.................... 271 9.2.3 PHASE-MODULATION SATURATION SPECTROSCOPY
. ............. 275 9.2.4 MODULATION TRANSFER SPECTROCOPY
.................. 279 9.3 WIDELY TUNEABLE LASERS
............................ 281 9.3.1 DYE LASERS
.............................. 282 9.3.2 DIODE LASERS
............................. 285 9.3.3 OPTICAL PARAMETRIC OSCILLATORS
.................... 298 9.4 OPTICAL STANDARDS BASED ON NEUTRAL
ABSORBERS ................ 299 9.4.1 FREQUENCY STABILISED ND:YAG LASER
................. 299 9.4.2 MOLECULAR OVERTONE STABILISED LASERS
................ 302 9.4.3 TWO-PHOTON STABILISED RB STANDARD
................. 302 9.4.5 OPTICAL HYDROGEN STANDARD
...................... 310 9.4.4 OPTICAL FREQUENCY STANDARDS USING
ALKALINE EARTH ATOMS ..... 304 9.4.6 OTHER CANDIDATES FOR
NEUTRAL-ABSORBER OPTICAL FREQUENCY STANDARDS 3 12 10 ION-TRAP FREQUENCY
STANDARDS 315 10.1 BASICS OF ION TRAPS ..............................
315 10.1.1 RADIO-FREQUENCY ION TRAPS ...................... 316 10.1.2
PENNING TRAP ............................. 323 10.1.3 INTERACTIONS OF
TRAPPED IONS ..................... 326 10.1.4 CONFINEMENT TO THE
LAMB-DICKE REGIME ............... 327 10.2 TECHNIQUES FOR THE
REALISATION OF ION TRAPS .................. 328 10.2.1 LOADING THE ION
TRAP ......................... 328 METHODS FOR COOLING TRAPPED IONS
.................. 10.2.3 DETECTION OF TRAPPED AND EXCITED IONS
................ 333 10.2.4 OTHER TRAPPING CONFIGURATIONS
.................... 10.3 MICROWAVE AND OPTICAL ION STANDARDS
..................... 336 OPTICAL FREQUENCY STANDARDS WITH TRAPPED IONS
........... 10.4 PRECISION MEASUREMENTS IN ION TRAPS
..................... 348 10.4.1 MASS SPECTROMETRY
.......................... 348 10.4.2 PRECISION MEASUREMENTS
....................... 350 10.4.3 TESTS OF FUNDAMENTAL THEORIES
.................... 350 10.2.2 329 335 10.3.1 MICROWAVE FREQUENCY
STANDARDS BASED ON TRAPPED IONS ...... 337 10.3.2 342 CONTENTS XI 11
SYNTHESIS AND DIVISION OF OPTICAL FREQUENCIES 353 11.1 NON-LINEAR
ELEMENTS .............................. 353 11.1.1 POINT-CONTACT DIODES
......................... 354 11.1.2 SCHOTTKY DIODES
............................ 355 11.1.3 OPTICAL SECOND HARMONIC
GENERATION ................ 355 11.1.4 LASER DIODES AS NON-LINEAR
ELEMENTS ................. 359 11.2 FREQUENCY SHIFTING ELEMENTS
......................... 360 11.2.1 ACOUSTO-OPTIC MODULATOR
....................... 360 11.2.2 ELECTRO-OPTIC MODULATOR
........................ 361 1 1.2.3 ELECTRO-OPTIC FREQUENCY COMB
GENERATOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 363 11.3 FREQUENCY SYNTHESIS BY
MULTIPLICATION .................... 365 11.4 OPTICAL FREQUENCY DIVISION
.......................... 368 11.4.1 FREQUENCY INTERVAL DIVISION
...................... 368 11.4.2 OPTICAL PARAMETRIC OSCILLATORS AS
FREQUENCY DIVIDERS . . . . . . . . 369 11.5 ULTRA-SHORT PULSE LASERS
AND FREQUENCY COMBS ................ 370 1 1.5.1 TITANIUM SAPPHIRE LASER
....................... 371 1 1.5.2 MODE LOCKING
............................. 372 1 1.5.3 PROPAGATION OF ULTRA-SHORT
PULSES ................... 375 11 S.4 MODE-LOCKED TI:SAPPHIRE
FEMTOSECOND LASER ............ 377 1 1 S.5 EXTENDING THE FREQUENCY COMB
.................... 379 MEASUREMENT OF OPTICAL FREQUENCIES WITH FS
LASERS ......... 1 1.5.6 380 12 TIME SCALES AND TIME DISSEMINATION 387
12.1 TIME SCALES AND THE UNIT OF TIME ....................... 387 12.1.1
HISTORICAL SKETCH ........................... 387 12.1.2 TIME SCALES
.............................. 388 12.2 BASICS OF GENERAL RELATIVITY
.......................... 391 12.3 TIME AND FREQUENCY COMPARISONS
...................... 395 12.3.1 COMPARISON BY A TRANSPORTABLE CLOCK
................ 396 TIME TRANSFER BY ELECTROMAGNETIC SIGNALS
.............. 397 12.4 RADIO CONTROLLED CLOCKS
............................ 399 12.5 GLOBAL NAVIGATION SATELLITE
SYSTEMS ..................... 403 12.5.1 CONCEPT OF SATELLITE NAVIGATION
.................... 403 12.5.2 THE GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM (GPS)
................ 404 12.5.3 TIME AND FREQUENCY TRANSFER BY OPTICAL MEANS
........... 412 12.6 CLOCKS AND ASTRONOMY ............................
413 12.6.1 VERY LONG BASELINE INTERFEROMETRY .................. 413
PULSARS AND FREQUENCY STANDARDS ................... 12.3.2 12.6.2 415
421 13.1 LENGTH AND LENGTH-RELATED QUANTITIES ..................... 421
13.1.1 HISTORICAL REVIEW AND DEFINITION OF THE LENGTH UNIT ......... 421
13.1.2 LENGTH MEASUREMENT BY THE TIME-OF-FLIGHT METHOD ......... 423
13.1.3 INTERFEROMETRIC DISTANCE MEASUREMENTS ............... 424 13.1.4
MISE EN PRATIQUE OF THE DEFINITION OF THE METRE ........... 429 13
TECHNICAL AND SCIENTIFIC APPLICATIONS CONTENTS XI1 13.2 VOLTAGE
STANDARDS ............................... 432 13.3 MEASUREMENT OF
CURRENTS ........................... 433 13.3.1 ELECTRONS IN A STORAGE
RING ...................... 433 13.3.2 SINGLE ELECTRON DEVICES
........................ 434 13.4 MEASUREMENTS OF MAGNETIC FIELDS
....................... 436 13.4.1 SQUID MAGNETOMETER
........................ 436 13.4.2 ALKALI MAGNETOMETERS
......................... 437 13.4.3 NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE
..................... 437 13.6 MEASUREMENT OF FUNDAMENTAL CONSTANTS
................... 439 13.6.1 RYDBERG CONSTANT
........................... 440 13.6.2 DETERMINATIONS OF THE FINE
STRUCTURE CONSTANT ............ 441 13.6.3 ATOMIC CLOCKS AND THE
CONSTANCY OF FUNDAMENTAL CONSTANTS .... 442 13.5 LINKS TO OTHER UNITS IN
THE INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM OF UNITS .......... 439 14 TO THE LIMITS AND
BEYOND 445 14.1 APPROACHING THE QUANTUM LIMITS .......................
445 14.1.1 UNCERTAINTY RELATIONS ......................... 446 14.1.2
QUANTUM FLUCTUATIONS OF THE ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD ......... 447 14.1.3
POPULATION FLUCTUATIONS OF THE QUANTUM ABSORBERS ......... 452 14.2
NOVEL CONCEPTS ................................ 459 14.2.1 ION OPTICAL
CLOCKS USING AN AUXILIARY READOUT ION ......... 459 14.2.2 NEUTRAL-ATOM
LATTICE CLOCKS ..................... 461 14.2.3 ON THE USE OF NUCLEAR
TRANSITIONS .................. 462 14.3 ULTIMATE LIMITATIONS DUE TO THE
ENVIRONMENT ................ 462 BIBLIOGRAPHY 465 INDEX 521
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title | Frequency standards basics and applications |
title_auth | Frequency standards basics and applications |
title_exact_search | Frequency standards basics and applications |
title_full | Frequency standards basics and applications Fritz Riehle |
title_fullStr | Frequency standards basics and applications Fritz Riehle |
title_full_unstemmed | Frequency standards basics and applications Fritz Riehle |
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title_sub | basics and applications |
topic | Frequency standards Frequenznormal (DE-588)4216129-0 gnd |
topic_facet | Frequency standards Frequenznormal |
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