What is the TURbO compact rubidium atomic clock? The TURbO is Frequency Electronics' next-generation atomic clock, designed for high performance and a smaller form factor.

Concurrently, advances in rubidium atomic frequency standards have pushed the short-term stability to the 10 −14 τ −1/2 regime.

The purpose of this test work is to investigate the mineralogical association of gallium, rubidium and cesium (and other ...

This is a prototype rubidium “atomic clock” developed for Block I Global Positioning System (GPS) satellites about 1974. It dates from the “concept validation phase” of the program, from 1974 through ...

Frequency Electronics is a leader in precision timing tech, posting 25-year high revenue, margin gains, and zero debt. Check ...

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Examples are our on-going compact very high-performance rubidium atomic clock (TuRbo), NV Diamond magnetometer, and Rydberg sensor development activities. “As I have said previously, FEI is well ...

One of the biggest challenges in modern physics is uniting quantum mechanics and general relativity. A new experiment may ...

The HP 115BR is not one of the most well-known products from Hewlett-Packard. And yet, it was remarkably important ...

Scientists propose using quantum-entangled clocks to test how gravity affects quantum mechanics in curved spacetime.

Optical clocks are typically evaluated on two levels — accuracy (how close a clock comes to measuring the ideal “true” time, ...

Possibly originating with the English poet Geoffrey Chaucer's "time and tide wait for no man," the idea that time waits for ...