The characteristic analysis of the built-in vector atomic magnetometer in a nuclear magnetic resonance oscillator
2019
We analyze the amplitude-frequency, phase-frequency, signal amplification, linear range, and vector characteristics of the built-in vector atomic magnetometer operating at extreme off-resonance condition in a nuclear magnetic resonance oscillator, which makes possible its performance improvement by a balanced strategy in optimizing the parameters based on the proposed model. The experiment validates our prediction of the amplitude-frequency characteristic, and the numerical simulation indicates that the applied carrier field with following demodulation procedure holds the potential to give one order of magnitude, which is experimentally-validated to have at least twice, signal enhancement and enable the vector characteristic, where a large longitudinal static field and an appropriate transverse relaxation time are preferred to have optimized characteristics depending on different applications.We analyze the amplitude-frequency, phase-frequency, signal amplification, linear range, and vector characteristics of the built-in vector atomic magnetometer operating at extreme off-resonance condition in a nuclear magnetic resonance oscillator, which makes possible its performance improvement by a balanced strategy in optimizing the parameters based on the proposed model. The experiment validates our prediction of the amplitude-frequency characteristic, and the numerical simulation indicates that the applied carrier field with following demodulation procedure holds the potential to give one order of magnitude, which is experimentally-validated to have at least twice, signal enhancement and enable the vector characteristic, where a large longitudinal static field and an appropriate transverse relaxation time are preferred to have optimized characteristics depending on different applications.
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