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Intracavity Power Compensation of an 8.2 µg/Hz1/2 VRW Chip-Scale Optomechanical Accelerometer

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Abstract

Here, we address issues with frequency stability by power fluctuations on 8.2 µg/Hz1/2 VRW optomechanical inertial sensors stabilizing the power delivered to the optical cavity. Short and long-term frequency stability effects are also analyzed.

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