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TA1000 Optically-pumping Cesium Atomic Clock

The TA1000 Optically-pumping Cesium Atomic Clock delivers exceptional frequency accuracy and stability, supporting both laboratory and field applications in critical areas such as astronomy, geodesy, and military operations.

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TA1000 Optically-pumping Cesium Atomic Clock

Overview

The TA1000 Optically-pumping Cesium Atomic Clock is designed as an optically pumped cesium-beam frequency standard. It offers outstanding stability and accuracy for both laboratory and field environments. With a 30-day averaging time stability specification, the TA1000 ensures long-term predictable performance for applications like time synchronization, telecommunications, and high-precision measurement systems. For inquiries, please contact us.

Features

  • Touch-based menu-driven operation for ease of use.
  • Advanced optically-pumped technology for high accuracy.
  • Easy-to-read clock and message displays.
  • Comprehensive status monitoring with automatic event logging.
  • Supports automatic synchronization of 1PPS signals.
  • Full clock and frequency control capabilities.

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General Specifications

SpecificationDetails
Frequency Accuracy≤1E-12
Frequency Stability≤1.2E-11/1s
≤8.5E-12/10s
≤2.7E-12/100s
≤8.5E-13/1000s
≤2.7E-13/10000s
≤8.5E-14/100000s
Frequency Reproducibility≤5E-13
Manual Sync Range±1E-9
Resolution1E-15
Power Voltage22VDC~75VDC
220V 50Hz VAC
Power ConsumptionWarm-up: ≤190W
Stable: ≤110W
Operating Temperature-10°C to +40°C
Storage Temperature-20°C to +50°C
Warm-up Time≤40min at +20°C
≤2 hours at -10°C
Weight≤40 kg
External Dimensions598 x 456 x 177 mm (19-inch, 4U)
MTBF≥100,000 hours
Atmospheric pressure≤5.0E-13/ sea level 0~3km
Magnetic field≤3.0E-13/ ±1 Gauss
VibrationBe adapted to the 3rd class highway or railway transportation.
Service life≥8 years

Output Signals

Signal TypeDetails
10 MHz Sine WaveChannels: 2
Amplitude: 7~13 dBm
Harmonic: ≤-40 dBc
Non-harmonic: ≤-80 dBc
Phase Noise:
@1Hz: ≤-90 dBc/Hz
@10Hz: ≤-125 dBc/Hz
@100Hz: ≤-140 dBc/Hz
@1kHz: ≤-150 dBc/Hz
@10kHz: ≤-150 dBc/Hz
5 MHz Sine WaveChannels: 2
Power: 7~13 dBm
1PPS TTLRising time: ≤10 ns
Jitter: ≤1 ns
Sync accuracy: ≤20 ns
Sync Input: 1PPS TTL

Applications

  • Calibration of counters, frequency meters, spectrum and network analyzers.
  • References for DTV, DAB, VHF, UHF & PMR TX, CMDA, Tetra, and IPTV systems.
  • Production test frequency standards.
  • Network time protocol for financial, utilities, security, and communications.
  • OEM and calibration labs, radio workshops, and test labs.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about TA1000 Optically-pumping Cesium Atomic Clock

What applications require this atomic clock?

This atomic clock is essential for satellite navigation systems, deep space communications, scientific research, precision timing networks, and synchronization of distributed systems. It provides ultra-stable frequency references for critical space and ground applications.

How does this compare to other atomic clocks?

Our atomic clocks offer superior frequency stability, lower power consumption, compact size, and enhanced radiation tolerance compared to conventional designs. They maintain exceptional accuracy over extended mission durations in harsh space environments.

What is the expected operational lifetime?

The atomic clock is designed for 15+ years of continuous operation in space. It features redundant systems, radiation-hardened components, and proven reliability with extensive flight heritage on navigation satellites and deep space missions.

How is the clock synchronized and monitored?

The system includes comprehensive telemetry interfaces for real-time performance monitoring, remote diagnostics, and synchronization with ground stations. It supports standard timing protocols and provides detailed health status reporting.

What environmental conditions can it withstand?

The atomic clock operates reliably in extreme temperatures (-40°C to +70°C), high radiation environments, and zero gravity. It meets stringent space qualification standards for vibration, shock, and electromagnetic compatibility.