Thermal stabilisation of high-Q sapphire microwave resonator using thermosensitive quartz sensor

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The authors demonstrate the use of a thermosensitive quartz resonator oscillator as a thermal sensor to measure and control the temperature of a sapphire whispering gallery mode resonator. The high sensitivity of the quartz sensor allows an efficient thermal regulation of the sapphire resonator at ambient temperature as well as at 77 K. At 300 K, the measured frequency stability of the 9.4 GHz sapphire resonator oscillator is better than 10-9 for integration times up to 1000 s.

Inspec keywords: temperature sensors; crystal oscillators; frequency stability; dielectric resonator oscillators; sapphire; temperature control; thermal stability

Other keywords: temperature measurement; SiO2; 9.4 GHz; thermosensitive quartz resonator oscillator; thermal stabilisation; Al2O3; thermal sensor; thermal regulation; temperature control; sapphire whispering gallery mode resonator; 77 to 300 K; frequency stability; high-Q sapphire microwave resonator

Subjects: Other dielectric applications and devices; Sensing devices and transducers; Waveguide and microwave transmission line components; Oscillators; Piezoelectric and ferroelectric devices; Thermal variables measurement

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