NV nanodiamond doped fiber for magnetic field mapping
The advances in fluorescent diamond-based magnetic field sensors have led this technology into the field of fiber optics. Recently, devices employing diamond nanobeams or diamond chips embedded on an optical fiber tip enabled achieving fT-level sensitivities. Nevertheless, these demonstrations were...
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| author | Filipkowski Adam Mrózek Mariusz Stępniewski Grzegorz Ficek Mateusz Pysz Dariusz Gawlik Wojciech Buczyński Ryszard Wojciechowski Adam Klimczak Mariusz |
| author_facet | Filipkowski Adam Mrózek Mariusz Stępniewski Grzegorz Ficek Mateusz Pysz Dariusz Gawlik Wojciech Buczyński Ryszard Wojciechowski Adam Klimczak Mariusz |
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| description | The advances in fluorescent diamond-based magnetic field sensors have led this technology into the field of fiber optics. Recently, devices employing diamond nanobeams or diamond chips embedded on an optical fiber tip enabled achieving fT-level sensitivities. Nevertheless, these demonstrations were still confined to operation over localized magnetic field sources. A new approach of volumetric incorporation of nanodiamonds into the optical fiber core enables optical fibers sensitive to magnetic field at any point along the fiber length. We show that information on the perturbed spin state of a diamond nitrogen-vacancy color center can be transmitted over a macroscopic length in an optical fiber, in presence of noise from large concentration of the color centers along the fiber. This is exploited in optical readout at the fiber output not only of the magnetic field value, but also spatially variable information on the field, which enables the localization of its source. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-a9711a84e1eb4ff4a11abbf6b0aead4f2023-11-07T10:20:48ZengEDP SciencesEPJ Web of Conferences2100-014X2023-01-012871000210.1051/epjconf/202328710002epjconf_eosam2023_10002NV nanodiamond doped fiber for magnetic field mappingFilipkowski Adam0Mrózek Mariusz1Stępniewski Grzegorz2Ficek Mateusz3Pysz Dariusz4Gawlik Wojciech5Buczyński Ryszard6Wojciechowski Adam7Klimczak Mariusz8Faculty of Physics, University of WarsawInstitute of Physics, Jagiellonian UniversityFaculty of Physics, University of WarsawFaculty of Electronics, Telecommunications and Informatics, Gdańsk University of TechnologyŁukasiewicz Research Network - Institute of Microelectronics and PhotonicsFaculty of Physics, University of WarsawFaculty of Physics, University of WarsawInstitute of Physics, Jagiellonian UniversityFaculty of Physics, University of WarsawThe advances in fluorescent diamond-based magnetic field sensors have led this technology into the field of fiber optics. Recently, devices employing diamond nanobeams or diamond chips embedded on an optical fiber tip enabled achieving fT-level sensitivities. Nevertheless, these demonstrations were still confined to operation over localized magnetic field sources. A new approach of volumetric incorporation of nanodiamonds into the optical fiber core enables optical fibers sensitive to magnetic field at any point along the fiber length. We show that information on the perturbed spin state of a diamond nitrogen-vacancy color center can be transmitted over a macroscopic length in an optical fiber, in presence of noise from large concentration of the color centers along the fiber. This is exploited in optical readout at the fiber output not only of the magnetic field value, but also spatially variable information on the field, which enables the localization of its source.https://www.epj-conferences.org/articles/epjconf/pdf/2023/13/epjconf_eosam2023_10002.pdf |
| spellingShingle | Filipkowski Adam Mrózek Mariusz Stępniewski Grzegorz Ficek Mateusz Pysz Dariusz Gawlik Wojciech Buczyński Ryszard Wojciechowski Adam Klimczak Mariusz NV nanodiamond doped fiber for magnetic field mapping EPJ Web of Conferences |
| title | NV nanodiamond doped fiber for magnetic field mapping |
| title_full | NV nanodiamond doped fiber for magnetic field mapping |
| title_fullStr | NV nanodiamond doped fiber for magnetic field mapping |
| title_full_unstemmed | NV nanodiamond doped fiber for magnetic field mapping |
| title_short | NV nanodiamond doped fiber for magnetic field mapping |
| title_sort | nv nanodiamond doped fiber for magnetic field mapping |
| url | https://www.epj-conferences.org/articles/epjconf/pdf/2023/13/epjconf_eosam2023_10002.pdf |
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