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The quantum technology transfer centre at the University of Birmingham, as part of the quantum hub for metrology and sensors, has contracted for a hydrogen maser:
⢠At least one 10MHz output
⢠At least one pulse per second (PPS) output
⢠All outputs to be 50 Ohm impedance
⢠Integrated battery power supply able to power the unit for greater than 12 hours in the event of mains power failure
⢠Stability of <1E-13 at 1 seconds averaging time
⢠Stability of <2E-15 at 10,000 seconds averaging time
⢠Phase noise -120dBc/Hz or better at 1Hz offset, -150dBc/Hz or better at 1kHz offset
⢠Magnetic sensitivity <2E-14 per gauss
⢠Temperature sensitivity of <1E-15 per degree Celsius
⢠Operational lifetime of 20 years or greater
⢠Remote monitoring via platform agnostic computer interface.
⢠Warranty period of >3years
⢠Powered by standards UK plug and mains.
| Supplier | Identifier | Award Value | Cross-References |
|---|---|---|---|
| T4 Science SA | - | £242,300 | - |