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2. Single G centers in silicon fabricated by co-implantation with carbon and proton

Author

Baron, Yoann, primary, Durand, Alrik, additional, Herzig, Tobias, additional, Khoury, Mario, additional, Pezzagna, Sébastien, additional, Meijer, Jan, additional, Robert-Philip, Isabelle, additional, Abbarchi, Marco, additional, Hartmann, Jean-Michel, additional, Reboh, Shay, additional, Gérard, Jean-Michel, additional, Jacques, Vincent, additional, Cassabois, Guillaume, additional, and Dréau, Anaïs, additional

Published
2022
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4. Tin-vacancy in diamonds for luminescent thermometry

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Alkahtani, Masfer, primary, Cojocaru, Ivan, additional, Liu, Xiaohan, additional, Herzig, Tobias, additional, Meijer, Jan, additional, Küpper, Johannes, additional, Lühmann, Tobias, additional, Akimov, Alexey V., additional, and Hemmer, Philip R., additional

Published
2018
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5. Precision temperature sensing in the presence of magnetic field noise and <italic>vice-versa</italic> using nitrogen-vacancy centers in diamond.

Author

Wojciechowski, Adam M., Karadas, Mürsel, Osterkamp, Christian, Jankuhn, Steffen, Meijer, Jan, Jelezko, Fedor, Huck, Alexander, and Andersen, Ulrik L.

Subjects
MAGNETIC fields, HYPERFINE interactions, RADIO detectors, ELECTROMAGNETIC theory, FLUCTUATIONS (Physics)
Abstract

We demonstrate a technique for precision sensing of the temperature or the magnetic field by simultaneously driving two hyperfine transitions involving distinct electronic states of the nitrogen-vacancy center in diamond. Frequency modulation of both driving fields is used with either the same or opposite phase, resulting in the immunity to fluctuations in either the magnetic field or the temperature, respectively. In this way, a sensitivity of 1.4 nT Hz−1∕2 or 430 μK Hz−1∕2 is demonstrated. The presented technique only requires a single frequency demodulator and enables the use of phase-sensitive camera imaging sensors. A simple extension of the method utilizing two demodulators allows for simultaneous, independent, and high-bandwidth monitoring of both the magnetic field and the temperature. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018
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