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picometer

One trillionth of a meter. Pronounced "pee-co-meter," picometers are used to measure atomic structures. See nanometer.



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It was found that the "stabilized" FBGs actually drift slightly with time (a few picometers per year).
NIST delivers high accuracy calibration instrument for Navy optical ... by Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
The unit provides eight calibration references between 1297 nm and 1306 nm and 12 references between 1531 nm and 1550 nm, each with a stability of a few picometers.
NIST demonstrates hybrid wavelength calibration reference. (General ... by Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
They enable fast, high-resolution, low-noise measurements with 100 nm/s mode-hop-free tuning, 30 picometer open-loop accuracy, and rugged 24/7 reliability.
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