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6-axis inertial sensor using cold-atom interferometry

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arxiv physics/0604061 v2 pith:QRANZRRG submitted 2006-04-07 physics.atom-ph

B. Canuel , F. Leduc , D. Holleville , A. Gauguet , J. Fils , A. Virdis , A. Clairon , N. Dimarcq
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Ch. J. Borde P. Bouyer A. Landragin
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We have developed an atom interferometer providing a full inertial base. This device uses two counter-propagating cold-atom clouds that are launched in strongly curved parabolic trajectories. Three single Raman beam pairs, pulsed in time, are successively applied in three orthogonal directions leading to the measurement of the three axis of rotation and acceleration. In this purpose, we introduce a new atom gyroscope using a butterfly geometry. We discuss the present sensitivity and the possible improvements.

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