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Microfabricated atomic vapor cell arrays for magnetic field measurements

We describe a method for charging atomic vapor cells with cesium and buffer gas. By this, it is possible to adjust the buffer gas pressure in the cells with good accuracy. Furthermore, we present a new design of microfabricated vapor cell arrays, which combine silicon wafer based microfabrication an...

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Published in:	Review of scientific instruments 2011-03, Vol.82 (3), p.033111-033111-4
Main Authors:	Woetzel, S., Schultze, V., IJsselsteijn, R., Schulz, T., Anders, S., Stolz, R., Meyer, H.-G.
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