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Precise Frequency Measurements Using a Superconduction Cavity Stabilized Oscillator

Asplund, N.·Anderson, V.·Jiang, W.·Yeh, N. C.·Strayer, D.
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Asplund, N., Anderson, V., Jiang, W., Yeh, N. C., Strayer, D.. 1999-03-20. Precise Frequency Measurements Using a Superconduction Cavity Stabilized Oscillator. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20210005643

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