Abstract
The frequency-drift-induced self-comparison measurement error was experimentally demonstrated by measuring the frequency difference between two interleaved clock loops with the same systemic parameters in the 87Sr optical lattice clock at the National Time Service Center of China. Combining the experimental and simulated results, this error was precisely determined by the total clock laser frequency drift during the time interval between two adjacent operations of interleaved clock loops.
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