An LED excites NV centers directly on a diamond-integrated chip, replacing bulky lasers to cut size, cost, and improve portability.
A GaN LED bonded to NV diamond replaces bulky laser optics, shrinking quantum sensing to mm³-scale chips with lower cost and better portability.
Separate fluorescence and reference light sensing enables common-mode rejection and digital filtering to improve ODMR magnetic field accuracy.
Optical NV-center magnetometry maps stray fields in ultra-scaled magnetic nanowires to quantify nano-defects without perturbing the sample.
Optical transmission dip minimization speeds zero-field resonance search and improves ambient magnetic field measurement accuracy.
Sector-shaped slices with quantum dots focus light onto a color center, replacing mechanical scanners for compact, high-sensitivity magnetic sensing.
A single low-power laser combines pumping and probing to generate atomic spin orientation and detect oscillating magnetic fields.
Pump-probe optical sensing captures magnetic stray field maps across many pixels at once, avoiding slow scanning while keeping sub-nanotesla sensitivity.
A branched excitation-light reference enables common-mode rejection and digital filtering to reduce noise in ODMR fluorescence signals.
A defined spacer and plate-based sensor hold drops securely, enabling NMR analysis of samples below 100 µl.
Bandpass filtering and demodulation remove rotor contributions from OPM measurements for magnetic beacon detection on smaller UAVs.
This case integrates the diamond, laser, photodetector, and bias-field structures into a circuit board for compact sensing.
A magnetometer applies distinct bias magnetic fields to separate sensitivity regions within a single cell to enable multi-channel detection using one probe light path.
Optical excitation of diamond nitrogen-vacancy centers enables precise gas identification without consuming sample material or requiring high temperatures.