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Speedy in-situ magnetic field compensation algorithm for multiple-channel single-beam SERF atomic magnetometers

The currently employed algorithms for the magnetic field compensation of single-beam spin-exchange relaxation-free atomic magnetometers are excessively slow and unstable, which limits the use and commercialization of magnetometer arrays for biological magnetic measurement. This study proposes an imp...

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Published in:Metrologia 2023-06, Vol.60 (3), p.35006
Main Authors: Long, Tengyue, Song, Xinda, Han, Bangcheng, Suo, Yuchen, Jia, Le
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description The currently employed algorithms for the magnetic field compensation of single-beam spin-exchange relaxation-free atomic magnetometers are excessively slow and unstable, which limits the use and commercialization of magnetometer arrays for biological magnetic measurement. This study proposes an improved trisection algorithm (ITSA) to compensate for the magnetic field around the vapor cell in an attempt to resolve these limitations. Through the constant monitoring of the intensity of light emitted from a laser, the proposed algorithm reduces the time required to compensate for magnetic fields to 0.85 s in a single magnetometer, which is nine times faster than the traditional algorithm, and to 26 s in 36-channel magnetoencephalography equipment, which is 15.5 times faster than the traditional algorithm. In addition, an approximately 16% increase in measuring sensitivities is achieved based on the ITSA compared with the traditional algorithm. These improvements can promote the usage efficiency and commercialization of biological magnetic measurement instruments. Furthermore, the ITSA is verified using an experimental setup and the mathematical analysis and comparable experimental results demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed algorithm.
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Magnetic measurement
Magnetoencephalography
Magnetometers
Mathematical analysis
Measuring instruments
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