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US 12,613,264 B2Granted
Rydberg sensor having an optical fiber path feeding Rydberg sensing regions and associated methods
AssigneeEagle Technology, LLC
InventorsVictor G. Bucklew, James Drakes, Samuel H. Knarr, Dennis Estrada
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Abstract
A Rydberg sensor may include Rydberg sensing regions, a coupling laser source, and an optical path extending from the coupling laser source to feed the plurality of Rydberg sensing regions in a series configuration. A probe source generates respective probe laser beams for the Rydberg sensing regions.
Claims28
A Rydberg sensor comprising:
- a plurality of Rydberg sensing regions;
- a coupling laser source;
- an optical path extending from the coupling laser source to feed the plurality of Rydberg sensing regions in a series configuration;
- and
- a probe source configured to generate a plurality of respective probe laser beams for the plurality of Rydberg sensing regions.
2 more elements
A Rydberg sensor comprising:
- a plurality of Rydberg sensing regions arranged in side-by-side relation;
- a coupling laser source;
- an optical path extending from the coupling laser source to feed the plurality of Rydberg sensing regions in a series configuration;
- a probe source configured to generate a plurality of respective probe laser beams for the plurality of Rydberg sensing regions;
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- a detector downstream from the plurality of Rydberg sensing regions.
3 more elements
A method of making a Rydberg sensor comprising:
- extending an optical path from a coupling laser source to feed a plurality of Rydberg sensing regions in a series configuration;
- and
- mounting a probe source to generate a plurality of respective probe laser beams for the plurality of Rydberg sensing regions.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.