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Sapphire resonator

Sapphire resonator

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A resonator made of a sapphire bar has been thermally excited in a flexural mode by heating a thin layer deposited on one side of the bar. The vibration was detected optically. A Q-factor of 800,000 was measured at the resonance frequency of 20,262 Hz.

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