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Area of Science:

Atomic Physics
Magnetometry
Quantum Sensing

Background:

Optically pumped magnetometers (OPMs) are crucial for detecting weak magnetic fields.
Existing OPMs face challenges in sensitivity and operation near zero magnetic field.
Cesium (Cs) atomic vapors are widely used due to their favorable spin properties.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop and characterize an optically pumped magnetometer for high-sensitivity measurements.
To enable operation in both finite and near-zero magnetic field regimes.
To investigate a ground state Hanle resonance technique for zero-field measurements.

Main Methods:

Utilized multiple laser beams for pumping and probing spin-polarized Cesium (Cs) atoms.
Employed a sensor geometry enabling operation in finite and near-zero fields.
Implemented a differential detection scheme with four laser beams to suppress noise.
Focused on ground state Hanle resonance for near-zero field operation.

Main Results:

Achieved sensitivities better than 54 fT/Hz^1/2 simultaneously for two orthogonal magnetic field components.
Demonstrated a minimum Allan deviation below 40 fT for 2s integration times.
Validated operation in both offset and near-zero magnetic field conditions.
Successfully suppressed technical laser power noise through differential detection.

Conclusions:

The developed optically pumped magnetometer offers high sensitivity and stability.
The device is a universal tool for low-frequency magnetic field measurements.
The ground state Hanle resonance technique provides effective near-zero field operation.