A Weak Magnetic Field Sensor Based on Nitrogen-Vacancy Color Centers in a Diamond Crystal

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ICAL ELECTRONICS

A Weak Magnetic Field Sensor Based on Nitrogen-Vacancy Color Centers in a Diamond Crystal A. K. Vershovskiia,* and A. K. Dmitrieva aIoffe

Institute, St. Petersburg, 194021 Russia *e-mail: [email protected]

Received March 6, 2020; revised March 6, 2020; accepted March 6, 2020

Abstract—The effect of magnetically dependent absorption of radio-frequency high-frequency radiation detected by the method of optically detected magnetic resonance has been studied, and an explanation for it is proposed. A method of high-frequency excitation of optically detected magnetic resonance in nitrogenvacancy color centers in a diamond crystal has been experimentally studied that provides magnetometric sensitivity at the level of units of nanoteslas in the 1-Hz band in zero and weak (