COCLES - Compact Optical Clock Light Engine Sources
Lead Participant:
M SQUARED LASERS LIMITED
Abstract
Optical lattice clocks offer superior performance (>100x) over competing technologies and are required in
scientific research, satellite-free navigators and timing signals for financial trading. However, existing all-optical
clocks are complex and expensive and have not met the needs of the markets. In this project we will develop
underpinning technology of all-optical clocks, stabilised-frequency laser systems, using novel laser sources.
These sources are essential low-cost flexible tools to unlock the full quantum technology applications potential.
COCLES will develop lasers with ever more demanding performance metrics. To complete a family of laser
devices required by a full clock system.
scientific research, satellite-free navigators and timing signals for financial trading. However, existing all-optical
clocks are complex and expensive and have not met the needs of the markets. In this project we will develop
underpinning technology of all-optical clocks, stabilised-frequency laser systems, using novel laser sources.
These sources are essential low-cost flexible tools to unlock the full quantum technology applications potential.
COCLES will develop lasers with ever more demanding performance metrics. To complete a family of laser
devices required by a full clock system.
Lead Participant | Project Cost | Grant Offer |
|---|---|---|
| M SQUARED LASERS LIMITED | £124,715 | £ 87,301 |
Participant |
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| UNIVERSITY OF STRATHCLYDE | £9,245 | £ 9,245 |
| FRAUNHOFER UK RESEARCH LIMITED | £110,013 | £ 110,013 |
People |
ORCID iD |
| Stefan Olsson Robbie (Project Manager) |