La référence de fréquence délivrée par le SYRTE. Paul-Eric Pottie LNE-SYRTE

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La référence de fréquence délivrée par le SYRTE Paul-Eric Pottie LNE-SYRTE

The frequency reference delivered by SYRTE 1. Frequency reference at SYRTE 2. The REFIMEVE+ Local Oscillator 3. The operational comb 4. Accuracy 5. What will you receive as signal?

Atomic clocks Let s start from basics... macroscopic oscillator output correction interrogation atoms ε : relative frequency shift accuracy: total uncertainty on ε y(t) : relative frequency fluctuations stability: Allan variance σ y2 (τ) Statistical analysis of y(t) τ = integration time 3

Clocks ensemble at SYRTE Cryogenic Saphir Oscillator Macroscopic oscillators H-maser H Phase loop τ~1000 s (CSO) +1 GHz distribution Frequency comb Ultra-stable Lasers Atomic fountains Optical lattice clocks Atoms FO1 FOM FO2 Sr1, Sr2 Hg-1 Cs Rb, Cs Sr Hg 4

Clocks ensemble at SYRTE Cryogenic Saphir Oscillator Macroscopic oscillators H-maser H Phase loop τ~1000 s (CSO) +1 GHz distribution Frequency comb Ultra-stable Lasers Atomic fountains Optical lattice clocks Atoms FO1 FOM FO2 Sr1, Sr2 Hg-1 Cs Rb, Cs Sr Hg 4

Composite frequency reference Available ~24/7 since 2000 with LHe refills: 0.5 day every 25 days Benefits of an ultra stable reference Best stability for atomic fountains: 1.6x10-14 @1s => PFS comparison at 10-16 D. Chambon et al., Rev. Sci. Instrum. 76, 094704 (2005) Best stability for optical to microwave comparison 51

Composite frequency reference Available ~24/7 since 2000 with LHe refills: 0.5 day every 25 days BVA quartz Hmaser Reference CSO Benefits of an ultra stable reference Best stability for atomic fountains: 1.6x10-14 @1s => PFS comparison at 10-16 D. Chambon et al., Rev. Sci. Instrum. 76, 094704 (2005) Best stability for optical to microwave comparison 51

Clocks ensemble at SYRTE Cryogenic Saphir Oscillator Macroscopic oscillators H-maser H Phase loop τ~1000 s (CSO) +1 GHz distribution Frequency comb Ultra-stable Lasers Atomic fountains Optical lattice clocks Atoms FO1 FOM FO2 Sr1, Sr2 Hg-1 Cs Rb, Cs Sr Hg 6

Clocks ensemble at SYRTE Cryogenic Saphir Oscillator Macroscopic oscillators H-maser H Phase loop τ~1000 s (CSO) +1 GHz distribution Frequency comb Ultra-stable Lasers Atomic fountains Optical lattice clocks Atoms FO1 FOM FO2 Sr1, Sr2 Hg-1 Cs Rb, Cs Sr Hg 6

Ultra-stable lasers as local oscillators Fiber lasers phase-locked with ultra-stable cavity Vacuum chamber (~10-8 mbar) Finesse : ~800 000 Optimized shape for minimum sensitivity to acceleration ULE / FS, low thermal coefficient Thermal shields (<1nK residual) (Time cst ~ 4 days) Isolation platform 7

Ultra-stable lasers frequency stability Hg-laser case Vertically mounted, low vibration sensitivity 10cm length, Finesse ~ 850000 FS mirrors for thermal noise <10-15 Heavy passive thermal shielding ( τ > 4 days) J. Millo et al., Phys. Rev. A 79, 053829 (2009) S. Dawkins et al. Appl. Phys. B 99, 41 (2010) J.J. McFerran et al., Opt. Lett. 37, 3477 (2012) Flicker floor ~4x10-16 each Linewidth ~170mHz ~-20 mhz/s drift (-7x10-17 /s) Months continuous operation Hg vs Sr laser Hg vs SYRTE ultra stable µw ref. Hg vs 2 nd laser w/o T stab. 82

The benefits from practice Black : 2 horizontal cavities ULE mirrors @ 1.55 μm Red : ~2x10-15 @ 1s Horizontal vs 1 Vertical Fused Silica mirrors@1.06 μm (low thermal noise) results : ~8x10-16 @ 1s ~7x10-16 @ 4s plus celle de Bérengère? 9

Ultra-stable laser for REFIMEVE Operational ultra-stable laser : provided by REFIMEVE Expected stability @1s : <10-15 Expected drift : <10 Hz/s set-up in operational room Construction 2 semester 2013 Design by Jérome Lodewyck, Rodolphe Le Targat Signal feeding 1st semester Improvements : Auto-relock? Error detection, supervision?? Correction of the drift vs H-Maser 10

Clocks ensemble at SYRTE Cryogenic Saphir Oscillator Macroscopic oscillators H-maser H Phase loop τ~1000 s (CSO) +1 GHz distribution Frequency comb Ultra-stable Lasers Atomic fountains Optical lattice clocks Atoms FO1 FOM FO2 Sr1, Sr2 Hg-1 Cs Rb, Cs Sr Hg 11

Clocks ensemble at SYRTE Cryogenic Saphir Oscillator Macroscopic oscillators H-maser H Phase loop τ~1000 s (CSO) +1 GHz distribution Frequency comb Ultra-stable Lasers Atomic fountains Optical lattice clocks Atoms FO1 FOM FO2 Sr1, Sr2 Hg-1 Cs Rb, Cs Sr Hg 11

Optical to Microwave gap Ultra-stable laser Fiber laser PDH REFIMEVE provide one dedicated operational frequency comb Expert at Syrte : Yann Le Coq Cryogenic Saphir Oscillator (CSO). CW Laser 12

Optical to Microwave gap Ultra-stable laser Fiber laser PDH REFIMEVE provide one dedicated operational frequency comb Expert at Syrte : Yann Le Coq Cryogenic Saphir Oscillator (CSO). CW Laser Lock loop. Combs stabilization Frequency comb 12

Optical to Microwave gap Ultra-stable laser Fiber laser PDH REFIMEVE provide one dedicated operational frequency comb Expert at Syrte : Yann Le Coq Cryogenic Saphir Oscillator (CSO). CW Laser Lock loop. ~ 9 or ~12 GHz Combs stabilization Band pass filter Frequency comb -27 db/ decade 9 mw Photodiode InGaAs rapide 12

Optical to Microwave gap Ultra-stable laser Fiber laser PDH REFIMEVE provide one dedicated operational frequency comb Expert at Syrte : Yann Le Coq Cryogenic Saphir Oscillator (CSO). CW Laser Lock loop. ~ 9 or ~12 GHz Frequency comb Combs stabilization 9 mw Band pass filter About your User comb : See presentation by Anne Amy Klein this afternoon -27 db/ decade Photodiode InGaAs rapide 12

Clocks ensemble at SYRTE Cryogenic Saphir Oscillator Macroscopic oscillators H-maser H Phase loop τ~1000 s (CSO) +1 GHz distribution Frequency comb Ultra-stable Lasers Atomic fountains Optical lattice clocks Atoms FO1 FOM FO2 Sr1, Sr2 Hg-1 Cs Rb, Cs Sr Hg 13

Clocks ensemble at SYRTE Cryogenic Saphir Oscillator Macroscopic oscillators H-maser H Phase loop τ~1000 s (CSO) +1 GHz distribution Frequency comb Ultra-stable Lasers Atomic fountains Optical lattice clocks Atoms FO1 FOM FO2 Sr1, Sr2 Hg-1 Cs Rb, Cs Sr Hg 13

Accuracy Accuracy : Level of credibility of a measurement Uncertainty budget Standards comparison campaigns Atomic fountains : H-maser vs FOx Ultimate accuracy : a few 10-16 Operational almost continuously Contributions to TAI PHARAO/ACES Sr lattice clock Ultimate accuracy few 10-17 Heavy research programs No real-time accuracy! A. Ludlow et al. Science, 319, 1805 (2008) 14

What will be sent? 1.542 nm CW laser light, ultra-stable, dedrifted vs 1 GHz CSO But : No warranty for 24/7 operation. Typical performances: <10-15 @1s-1 000s a few 10-14 accuracy Top-level Accuracy for specific experiments Please, schedule it with SYRTE! 15

What will you receive? Ultra-stable 1.542 µm laser Noise correction Fiber Accumulated Phase noise LAB 1 2Φ P Φ P LAB 2 Round-trip noise detection Link instability measurement Additional noise from thermal effects + acoustic Noise correction Bandwidh limited More Noise Losses Less Signal Active compensation 16

What will you receive? Ultra-stable 1.542 µm laser Noise correction Fiber Accumulated Phase noise LAB 1 2Φ P Φ P LAB 2 Round-trip noise detection See next presentation by Giorgio Santarelli Link instability measurement Additional noise from thermal effects + acoustic Noise correction Bandwidh limited More Noise Losses Less Signal Active compensation 16

Link frequency stability after 540-km Free-running link Ultra-stable laser stability (without drift cancellation) Corrected link (full BW) Corrected link (10 Hz BW) 173

Outlook Research and development No warranty neither for the optical link! Supervision of the network Paris-Strasbourg as test bed, connection to PTB Next goal : Toulouse Improvement of reliability and performances with time H-maser steering Alternate possibility under development: ultra stable laser (No LHe) + femtosecond optical <3x10-15 @ 1s: Appl. Phys. Lett. 94, 141105 (2009) Also at PTB: Phys. Rev. A 79, 031803 (2009) Ultra low noise optical to microwave conversion: 10-16 @1s, sub 100 attosecond residual timing jitter Time transfer W. Zhang et al., Appl. Phys. Lett. 96, 211105 (2010) 18

Acknowledgements Optical frequency group lead by S. Bize Yann Le Coq Microwave frequency group lead by Ph. Laurent Jocelyne Guéna Michel Abgrall Peter Rosenbusch Jérôme Lodewyck Rodolphe Le Targat Michel Lours, Laurent Volodimer, David Holleville Doc/Post docs, not exhaustive (!): RNT lead by M. Abgrall Daniele Rovera Baptiste Chupin Fabio Stefani, Antony Bercy, Daniele Nicoledi, Uhlrich Eisman, Shi Chunyan, Jean-Luc Robyr, Rinat Tyumenev... Bérangère Argence, Haifeng Jiang, Adil Haboucha, Jacques Millo, John McFerran,... 19

Acknowledgements Optical frequency group lead by S. Bize Yann Le Coq Jérôme Lodewyck Rodolphe Le Targat Microwave frequency group Special thanks : André Clairon Pierre Lemonde Giorgio Santarelli Michel Lours, Laurent Volodimer, David Holleville Doc/Post docs, not exhaustive (!): lead by Ph. Laurent Jocelyne Guéna Michel Abgrall Peter Rosenbusch RNT lead by M. Abgrall Daniele Rovera Baptiste Chupin Fabio Stefani, Antony Bercy, Daniele Nicoledi, Uhlrich Eisman, Shi Chunyan, Jean-Luc Robyr, Rinat Tyumenev... Bérangère Argence, Haifeng Jiang, Adil Haboucha, Jacques Millo, John McFerran,... 19

S. Bize P. Rosenbusch J. Guéna Thank you for attention! S. Bize Questions? D. Nicoledi Y. Le Coq M. Abgrall R. Le Targat j. Lodewyck 20