All-Optical Magnetometric Sensor for Magnetoencephalography and Ultralow Field Tomography
A variant of the scheme of a magnetometric sensor based on cesium atomic vapor is proposed and experimentally investigated. The sensor uses magnetic resonance excitation by modulated light of an hyperfine optical pumping that is transverse to the magnetic field. It is shown that, for a cell with a v...
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| description | A variant of the scheme of a magnetometric sensor based on cesium atomic vapor is proposed and experimentally investigated. The sensor uses magnetic resonance excitation by modulated light of an hyperfine optical pumping that is transverse to the magnetic field. It is shown that, for a cell with a volume of 0.125 cm
3
, the variational sensitivity of such a scheme, estimated from the ratio of the steepness of the signal in the center of the magnetic resonance to the shot noise of the detecting radiation, reaches a level of |
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