C. Holloway, J. Gordon, Matt T. Simons, Haoquan Fan, Santosh Kumar, J. Shaffer, D. Anderson, A. Schwarzkopf, Stephanie A. Miller, N. Thaicharoen, G. Raithel
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Atom-based RF electric field measurements: An initial investigation of the measurement uncertainties
We discuss a new method for the measurement of electric (E) fields that will lead to a self-calibrating, direct SI-traceable E-field probe. The technique is based on radio frequency E-field interactions with alkali atoms placed in glass cells. After we present the concept of this approach and present some experimental data to show its validity, we give a discussion of the different types of uncertainties that are associated with this new approach. We discuss how the uncertainties of this approach compare to commonly used E-field measurement techniques.