Mercury trapped ion frequency standard for the global positioning system
We report on progress towards the development of a small, low mass and power, and high stability mercury trapped ion frequency standard for the Global Positioning System.
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We report on progress towards the development of a small, low mass and power, and high stability mercury trapped ion frequency standard for the Global Positioning System.
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We report on the development of a small, low mass and power, and high stability mercury trapped ion frequency standard for spaceflight.
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The Space Technology Research Vehicle (STRV-1b) scheduled to fly at the beginning of June 1994, has a cryocooler vibration suppression experiment aboard doing motion suppression of the tip of the coldfinger. STRV-1b is a bread box sized satellite to be launched on the next flight of the Ariane-4.
The development of a ceramic applique for the vibration suppression of a cryocooler coldfinger is a part of technology demonstration flight experiment.