The IEEE Alabama Section eagerly anticipates an illuminating joint presentation by David Chandler and Bryan Owings on Microchip Atomic Clocks
Atomic clocks have become so precise they can now measure thirty billion years with a one second uncertainty. Previously confined to national laboratories and academia, atomic clocks are now commonly deployed in real world applications like cell phone networks, data centers, radars, and the GPS constellation. This presentation will cover the fundamental physics of atomic clocks, the different types of commercially available clocks, and the new clocks that are being created laboratories around the world.
Technical Reference article: IEEE Spectrum Organization monthly magazine November 2024: Squeezing an Optical Atomic Clock into a Briefcase
This article should spur us on to read our monthly technical publication each month and broaden our knowledge.
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Co-sponsored by: Bryan Owings of Microchip
Speaker(s): David Chandler, Bryan Owings,
Agenda:
4:00 PM Presentation
5:00 PM – Adjourn
Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/478982
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