NASA NTRS · 19830027097
Evaluation of modern hydrogen masers
Abstract
The masers were tested for environmental sensitivities (magnetic field, temperature, barometric pressure) and long-term aging. Allan variance runs of 72 days were made in order to attain averaging times from several seconds to 1 million seconds. Auto- and cross-correlation techniques were used to determine the effects of uncontrolled parameters such as humidity. Three-cornered-hat and other data reduction techniques were used to determine the characteristics of the individual masers.
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Kirk, A., Kuhnle, P., Sydnor, R. L.. 1983-02-01. Evaluation of modern hydrogen masers. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19830027097
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