Gurpreet Kaur Gulati, Sang K. Chung, T. Le, J. Prestage, L. Yi, R. Tjoelker, Nan Nyu, C. Holland
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Miniatured and Low Power Mercury Microwave Ion Clock
Trapped mercury ion frequency standards are pumped with discharge lamps, offering a unique approach with simplicity and robustness. This paper describes the development of a miniature mercury ion trap package intended for a low-power atomic clock based on the 40.5-GHz ground state hyperfine transition of trapped 199Hg.