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    • AOsense Inc

    Fremont, CA 94538-2436

    COMPANY OVERVIEW

    About AOsense Inc

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    40919 Encyclopedia Cir
    Fremont, CA 94538-2436
    United States
    http://www.aosense.com
    408-735-9500
    408-735-9502

    More Info on AOsense Inc

    AOSense is the industry-leader in high-performance quantum-atomic instruments such as accelerometers, gyroscopes, gravimeters, gravity gradiometers, clocks, frequency standards, magnetometers, ultrastable lasers, and supporting technologies. 

    Products

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    Computer interfaces

    High Power Integrated Laser Controller with Servo

    The AOSense Integrated Laser Controller + Servo (ILC-Servo) has all the features of the standard ILC with additional servo features that may be used to lock the laser to an atomic...
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    Positioning & sensing equipment

    Miniature Kinematic Mounts

    The AOS-KM-2 is designed for applications requiring small form factor, such as compact lasers and optical systems. The non-magnetic materials construction is ideal for applications...
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    Laser diodes

    External Cavity Lasers

    Real-world atomic sensors and other exacting applications require laser sources with specific size, environmental, and optical characteristics, placing unique constraints that...

    Press Releases

    This image demonstrates the control that the Goddard-AOSense team has over the paths of atoms. In this demonstration, they manipulated the path to form the acronym, NASA.
    Positioning & sensing equipment

    NASA-Industry Team Creates and Demonstrates First Quantum Sensor for Satellite Gravimetry

    NASA and the Sunnyvale, California-based AOSense, Inc., have successfully built and demonstrated a prototype quantum sensor capable of obtaininghighly sensitive and accurate gravity...

    Articles

    Courtesy NASA/Pat Izzo
    Goddard physicist Babak Saif, along with researchers from Stanford University and AOSense, received NASA funding to advance a potentially revolutionary technology--atom optics--to detect theoretically predicted gravitational waves.
    Research

    Atom optics and interferometry to advance with NASA and AOSense funding

    Gail Overton
    Greenbelt, MD--The NASA Innovative Advanced Concepts program awarded funding to researchers from NASA, Stanford University, and AOSense to advance atom optics.

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