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Area of Science:

Atomic physics
Magnetometry
Optical sensing

Background:

Coherent population trapping (CPT) magnetometers offer high sensitivity but often face challenges in absolute accuracy.
Differential detection methods can reduce noise but require careful implementation.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a novel method for simultaneously improving the sensitivity and absolute accuracy of CPT magnetometers.
To demonstrate a technique that enhances the precision of magnetic field measurements.

Main Methods:

Utilized a differential detection method with two modulated optical beams of orthogonal circular polarizations.
Excited two magnetic resonances simultaneously using a 3.4GHz microwave modulated at the Larmor frequency.
Introduced a microwave frequency shift to generate a low-noise resonance from the transmitted power difference.

Main Results:

Achieved a magnetic field sensitivity of 2pT/√Hz at 10Hz.
Realized an absolute accuracy of ±0.5nT for magnetic fields ranging from 20,000nT to 100,000nT.

Conclusions:

The presented method effectively enhances both sensitivity and absolute accuracy in CPT magnetometers.
This advancement holds promise for applications requiring precise magnetic field measurements.