Unprecedented High Long Term Frequency Stability with a Macroscopic Resonator Oscillator
Serge Grop, Wolfgang Sch\"afer, Pierre-Yves Bourgeois, Nicolas Bazin,, Yann Kersal\'e, Mark Oxborrow, Enrico Rubiola, Vincent Giordano

TL;DR
This paper presents a cryogenic sapphire oscillator with a novel design achieving record-breaking long-term frequency stability of better than 4.5e-15 over a day, surpassing previous macroscopic resonator sources.
Contribution
The paper introduces a new cryogenic sapphire oscillator design using an autonomous pulse-tube cryocooler, achieving unprecedented long-term frequency stability.
Findings
Achieved relative frequency stability better than 4.5e-15 over one day
Set a new record for long-term stability with macroscopic resonator-based sources
Demonstrated the effectiveness of the cryocooler design in stability performance
Abstract
This article reports on the long-term frequency stabilty characterisation of a new type of cryogenic sapphire oscillator using an autonomous pulse-tube cryocooler as its cold source. This new design enables a relative frequency stability of better than 4.5e-15 over one day of integration. This represents to our knowledge the best long-term frequency stability ever obtained with a signal source based on a macroscopic resonator.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Frequency and Time Standards · Atomic and Subatomic Physics Research · Cold Atom Physics and Bose-Einstein Condensates
