The passive vapor cell atomic clock based on the coherent population trapping(CPT)has become a competitive candidate for high performance atomic clocks for its excellent short-term stability(
2E-13@1s)and medium-term stability(
2.5E-15@104s).A high-performance miniaturized CPT atomic clock based on a new configuration is studied here.We compress the clock size by directly modulating a distributed Bragg reflector(DBR)laser with 3.4GHz microwave.Moreover,the synchronous phase and polarization modulation are successfully applied to microwave and laser beams respectively,which form the so-called constructive polarization modulation.A CPT atomic clock signal with high contrast(14.7%)and narrow linewidth(416Hz)is obtained.The size,complexity and environmental sensitivity of the clock system are significantly reduced due to the direct modulation,thus it leads to a feasible way to implement a compact and high-performance CPT atomic clock.