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| author | Proske, M. Boles-Herresthal, S. Latorre-Bastidas, D. Varma, I. Skanda, R. Hellmig, O. Sengstock, K. Wenzlawski, A. Windpassinger, P. |
| author_facet | Proske, M. Boles-Herresthal, S. Latorre-Bastidas, D. Varma, I. Skanda, R. Hellmig, O. Sengstock, K. Wenzlawski, A. Windpassinger, P. |
| contents | Compact, customizable, non-magnetic vacuum systems are a key requirement for many field applications of quantum technology based on cold atoms. We report on the development and construction of a compact, low-cost ultra-high vacuum compatible cell using the glass-ceramic MACOR. The cell offers a CF flange connection to commercial vacuum technology, as well as high numerical aperture viewports for precision optical measurements. The presented technology shows stable vacuum pressures of $< 1 \cdot 10^{-10}$ mbar for more than a year since the implementation into the vacuum system of a quantum gas experiment, further proving suitability for general quantum technology applications. |
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| publishDate | 2026 |
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| spellingShingle | MACOR glass-ceramic based UHV cell for quantum technology applications Proske, M. Boles-Herresthal, S. Latorre-Bastidas, D. Varma, I. Skanda, R. Hellmig, O. Sengstock, K. Wenzlawski, A. Windpassinger, P. Quantum Physics Compact, customizable, non-magnetic vacuum systems are a key requirement for many field applications of quantum technology based on cold atoms. We report on the development and construction of a compact, low-cost ultra-high vacuum compatible cell using the glass-ceramic MACOR. The cell offers a CF flange connection to commercial vacuum technology, as well as high numerical aperture viewports for precision optical measurements. The presented technology shows stable vacuum pressures of $< 1 \cdot 10^{-10}$ mbar for more than a year since the implementation into the vacuum system of a quantum gas experiment, further proving suitability for general quantum technology applications. |
| title | MACOR glass-ceramic based UHV cell for quantum technology applications |
| topic | Quantum Physics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.15444 |