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Optically pumped potassium Mx-magnetometer of highest performance. / Alexandrov, E. B.; Balabas, M. V.; Pazgalev, A. S.; Vershovskii, A. K.; Yakobson, N. N.

1997. Paper presented at Proceedings of the 1997 International Conference on Marine Electromagnetics, London, UK.

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Alexandrov, EB, Balabas, MV, Pazgalev, AS, Vershovskii, AK & Yakobson, NN 1997, 'Optically pumped potassium Mx-magnetometer of highest performance', Paper presented at Proceedings of the 1997 International Conference on Marine Electromagnetics, London, UK, 23/06/97 - 26/06/97.

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Alexandrov, E. B., Balabas, M. V., Pazgalev, A. S., Vershovskii, A. K., & Yakobson, N. N. (1997). Optically pumped potassium Mx-magnetometer of highest performance. Paper presented at Proceedings of the 1997 International Conference on Marine Electromagnetics, London, UK.

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Alexandrov EB, Balabas MV, Pazgalev AS, Vershovskii AK, Yakobson NN. Optically pumped potassium Mx-magnetometer of highest performance. 1997. Paper presented at Proceedings of the 1997 International Conference on Marine Electromagnetics, London, UK.

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Alexandrov, E. B. ; Balabas, M. V. ; Pazgalev, A. S. ; Vershovskii, A. K. ; Yakobson, N. N. / Optically pumped potassium Mx-magnetometer of highest performance. Paper presented at Proceedings of the 1997 International Conference on Marine Electromagnetics, London, UK.

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title = "Optically pumped potassium Mx-magnetometer of highest performance",
abstract = "The most precise measurement of total magnetic field strength is provided nowadays by quantum magnetometers based on the Zeeman effect in radio-spectra of nuclei and atoms. The optically pumped potassium magnetometer based on a single resolved magnetic resonance line is considered to be the most advanced one when the highest base line stability or/and short-term sensitivity are required. The ultimate potential resolution of potassium magnetic resonance line has been found better than 10 fT/Hz1/2 under expected base-line stability not worse than 10 pT. This highest performance can be reached using paraffin coated cells of about 1 litre volume under very low pumping light intensity and potassium vapour density providing the resonance line width of about 1 Hz. The base line stability can be further 10 times improved at the expense of short-term sensitivity. Both lamp pumping and laser pumping regimes have been studied. The laser pumping further improves 2-3 times both leading characteristics.",
author = "Alexandrov, {E. B.} and Balabas, {M. V.} and Pazgalev, {A. S.} and Vershovskii, {A. K.} and Yakobson, {N. N.}",
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AU - Vershovskii, A. K.

AU - Yakobson, N. N.

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N2 - The most precise measurement of total magnetic field strength is provided nowadays by quantum magnetometers based on the Zeeman effect in radio-spectra of nuclei and atoms. The optically pumped potassium magnetometer based on a single resolved magnetic resonance line is considered to be the most advanced one when the highest base line stability or/and short-term sensitivity are required. The ultimate potential resolution of potassium magnetic resonance line has been found better than 10 fT/Hz1/2 under expected base-line stability not worse than 10 pT. This highest performance can be reached using paraffin coated cells of about 1 litre volume under very low pumping light intensity and potassium vapour density providing the resonance line width of about 1 Hz. The base line stability can be further 10 times improved at the expense of short-term sensitivity. Both lamp pumping and laser pumping regimes have been studied. The laser pumping further improves 2-3 times both leading characteristics.

AB - The most precise measurement of total magnetic field strength is provided nowadays by quantum magnetometers based on the Zeeman effect in radio-spectra of nuclei and atoms. The optically pumped potassium magnetometer based on a single resolved magnetic resonance line is considered to be the most advanced one when the highest base line stability or/and short-term sensitivity are required. The ultimate potential resolution of potassium magnetic resonance line has been found better than 10 fT/Hz1/2 under expected base-line stability not worse than 10 pT. This highest performance can be reached using paraffin coated cells of about 1 litre volume under very low pumping light intensity and potassium vapour density providing the resonance line width of about 1 Hz. The base line stability can be further 10 times improved at the expense of short-term sensitivity. Both lamp pumping and laser pumping regimes have been studied. The laser pumping further improves 2-3 times both leading characteristics.

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