S. Beattie, B. Jian, A. JohnAlcock, M. Gertsvolf, R. Hendricks, K. Szymaniec, K. Gibble
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Abstract
At the National Research Council Canada we are currently performing the first accuracy evaluation of our newly developed caesium fountain clock, NRC-FCs2. This primary frequency standard operates with a short term stability of $\sigma_{\mathbf{y}}(\tau)=1.1\ \mathbf{x}\ 10^{-13}\tau^{-1/2}$ and, upon full evaluation, we expect to achieve a type B uncertainty in fractional frequency below $5\ \mathbf{x}\ 10^{-16}$. We will discuss the current status of the evaluation, including several evaluated shifts, as well as the outstanding systematics yet to be fully characterized.