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titleOfInvention Optical module and atomic oscillator
abstract An optical module capable of obtaining an atomic oscillator with high frequency stability is provided. An optical module 2 is an optical module of an atomic oscillator 1 that uses a quantum interference effect, and includes a fundamental wave F having a central wavelength, and a first sideband wave W1 and a second sideband wave W2 having different wavelengths. And a wavelength selection means for emitting the second light L2 by selecting and transmitting the first sideband W1 and the second sideband W2 of the first light L1. 20, a gas cell 30 in which an alkali metal gas is sealed and irradiated with the second light L 2, and a light detection means 40 that detects the intensity of the second light L 2 that has passed through the gas cell 30. [Selection] Figure 1
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