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¹College of Telecommunications and Information Engineering, Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications, Nanjing 210003, China.

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Area of Science:

Quantum sensing
Solid-state physics
Integrated circuit thermal management

Background:

Accurate temperature measurement is critical for advanced chip development.
Traditional infrared imaging faces resolution and accuracy limitations.
Quantum diamond nitrogen-vacancy centers show promise for temperature sensing but struggle with magnetic field interference.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a numerical approach for decoupling temperature and magnetic field effects.
To enable precise temperature sensing in high-current density integrated circuit (IC) applications.
To overcome the limitations of existing temperature measurement techniques in microelectronics.

Main Methods:

Utilizing an ensemble Hamiltonian for numerical analysis.
Applying the method to high-current density IC environments.
Developing a technique to distinguish temperature signals from magnetic field noise.

Main Results:

Achieved a temperature sensitivity of 22.9 mK/Hz1/2.
Demonstrated scanning temperature imaging capability.
Obtained a spatial resolution of 20 µm on a typical IC.

Conclusions:

The proposed numerical method effectively decouples temperature and magnetic fields in ICs.
This technique enhances the accuracy and applicability of quantum diamond sensors for thermal management.
Enables high-resolution, sensitive temperature mapping crucial for modern chip design and analysis.