A cold atom interferometer for high precision measurements
F. Yver, Arnaud Landragin, N. Dimarcq, A. Clairon, David Holleville, Patrick Cheinet, Philippe Bouyer, C. Salomon, Ch. J. Bordé
Abstract
F. Yver, Arnaud Landragin, N. Dimarcq, A. Clairon, David Holleville, Patrick Cheinet, Philippe Bouyer, C. Salomon, Ch. J. Bordé
Abstract
We build a cold atom interferometer to be used as high precision inertial sensor. Our setup is sensitive both to rotations and accelerations. The interferometer configuration is similar to an optical Mach-Zehnder interferometer, and it uses stimulated Raman transitions to manipulate the atomic wave packets (total interferometer time of 90 ms).
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We build a cold atom interferometer to be used as high precision inertial sensor. Our setup is sensitive both to rotations and accelerations. The interferometer configuration is similar to an optical Mach-Zehnder interferometer, and it uses stimulated Raman transitions to manipulate the atomic wave packets (total interferometer time of 90 ms).
Key concepts: Atom interferometer, Interferometry, Mach–Zehnder interferometer, Physics, Optics, Ultracold atom, Astronomical interferometer, Atom optics