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Fast switching of magnetic fields in a magneto-optic trap

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Dedman, C. J
Colla, Massimiliano
Baldwin, Kenneth

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American Institute of Physics (AIP)

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Magneto-optic traps which employ current windings to generate pulsed magnetic fields require rapid switch-off times for many applications. Practical difficulties in attaining rapid switch-off of the magnetic field, including the generation of induced currents, are addressed. Several methods for minimizing the switch-off time are presented which do not require complex feedback mechanisms involving direct measurement of the magnetic field.

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Review of Scientific Instruments

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