Physical packaging of atomic sensors with optically transparent panes and external wedges
An optically transparent, sensor-based technology for use in instruments using atomic clocks, scientific instruments, optical radiation measurements, etc.
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[0047] Example 1 includes a physical package for an atomic sensor comprising: a plurality of panes of optically transparent material enclosing a vacuum chamber; one or more wedges attached to the outer surface of the one or more panes; and attached to one or more At least one of a light source of the wedge, a photodetector or a mirror, the light source is configured to generate an input beam for the vacuum chamber, the photodetector is configured to detect an output beam from the vacuum chamber, and the mirror is configured to convert the light beam from the vacuum chamber The light beams are reflected back into the vacuum chamber, wherein the wedge is configured to orient such light sources, photodetectors or mirrors such that the respective light beams corresponding thereto are transmitted through the corresponding pane at an acute angle relative to the corresponding pane.
example 2
[0048] Example 2 includes the physical packaging of example 1, wherein the plurality of panes includes 6 or fewer panes.
example 3
[0049] Example 3 includes the physical package of Example 2, wherein the plurality of panes are arranged in a cuboid geometry.
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