(physics) A maser in which hydrogen gas is the basis for providing an output signal with a high degree of stability and spectral purity.
hydrogen maser
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- atomic-beam frequency standard (physics)
- quantum electronics (electronics)
- United States Naval Observatory (structure, United States – in astronomy, government)
- Norman Foster Ramsey, Jr.
- Atomic clock (atomic and molecular physics)
- maser (mechanical device – in radio)
- Radio telescope (astronomical instruments)
- Frequency measurement (electricity and magnetism)
- Hydrogen maser
- Gravity Probe A
- Rubidium standard
- Howard Berg
- William B. Bridges
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