Kang, S.
, Mott, R.
, Gilmore, K.
, Sorenson, L.
, Rahker, M.
, Donley, E.
, Kitching, J.
and Roper, C.
(2017),
A Low-Power Reversible Alkali Atom Source, Applied Physics Letters
(Accessed October 7, 2024)
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A Low-Power Reversible Alkali Atom Source
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, Russell P. Mott, , Logan D. Sorenson, Matthew T. Rahker, , , Christopher S. Roper
Abstract
An electrically-controllable, solid-state, reversible device for sourcing and sinking alkali vapor is presented. When placed inside an alkali vapor cell, both an increase and decrease of the rubidium vapor density by a factor of two are demonstrated through laser absorption spectroscopy on 10-15 s time scales. The device requires low voltage (5 V), low power (Citation
Applied Physics Letters
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cold-atom system, solid ion conductor, reversible alkali source
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Created June 13, 2017, Updated July 3, 2017