High permeability magnetic flux concentrators are used to enhance the sensitivity of an atomic magnetometer operating in the spin-exchange relaxation-free regime. The magnetometer uses a millimeter scale 87Rb vapor cell and either mu-metal or Mn–Zn ferrite flux concentrators. The measured sensitivity gives excellent agreement with calculations of thermal noise from the concentrator material. The mu-metal concentrators allow a sensitivity of 50 fT Hz−1/2, limited by thermal current magnetic noise. The ferrite concentrators are limited by thermal magnetization noise at low frequencies, and reach a sensitivity of 10 fT Hz−1/2 for frequencies above 125 Hz
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Highly sensitive magnetometers capable of measuring magnetic fields below 1 pT have an impact on are...
In recent years, substantial progress has been made in developing a new generation of magnetoencepha...
We show that a single atomic magnetometer in a magnetically unshielded environment can be used to p...
Progress on the development of a device, the MEMS flux concentrator, for mitigating the problem of 1...
Innovations may lead to magnetic sensors with superior performance. Examples of this are the chip sc...
Recent innovations may lead to magnetic sensors that are smaller, more sensitive, and/or cost less t...
We report on a radio frequency magnetometer employing a Bose–Einstein condensate of 87Rb atoms held ...
We propose and demonstrate a radio-frequency atomic magnetometer with sub-Doppler laser cooled rubi...
Abstract—We summarize recent results at NIST to develop high-performance yet highly miniaturized mag...
This thesis was previously held under moratorium from 1st December 2016 until 1st June 2020This thes...
A proposed magnetometer for use in a cryogenic environment would be sensitive enough to measure a ma...
We demonstrated a scalar atomic magnetometer using a microfabricated Cs vapor cell. The atomic spin ...
Abstract — Atomic magnetometers based on absorption or polarization rotation of light in an alkali v...
Abstract. We review recent work at NIST to develop highly miniaturized instruments based on spectros...
We present a theoretical and experimental study of an atomic magnetometer operating in geomagnetic f...
Highly sensitive magnetometers capable of measuring magnetic fields below 1 pT have an impact on are...
In recent years, substantial progress has been made in developing a new generation of magnetoencepha...
We show that a single atomic magnetometer in a magnetically unshielded environment can be used to p...