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ISRO Rubidium Atomic Clock

🇮🇳 Indigenous Indian Technology
Operational

India's indigenously developed space-qualified Rubidium atomic clock used for high-precision timing and navigation in NavIC satellites.

The ISRO Rubidium Atomic Clock is a highly sophisticated, space-qualified frequency standard developed indigenously by the Space Applications Centre (SAC) in Ahmedabad. Atomic clocks are the heart of satellite navigation systems, providing the ultra-precise time synchronization needed to calculate accurate positioning data on Earth.

Technology Details

Status

operational

Category

navigation

Developer

ISRO

First Tested

April 12, 2018

Operational Since

2018

Indigenous

Yes 🇮🇳

External References

ISRO Rubidium Atomic Clock

Developing Organization

ISRO

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Technology Timeline

First TestApril 12, 2018
Operational Since2018
Current Statusoperational

Technology Profile

ISRO Rubidium Atomic Clock is classified under the navigation domain of Indian space technology. It is currently operational and developed by ISRO.

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