Fig. 4: Proposed experiment for vectorial magnetometry. | Nature Communications

Fig. 4: Proposed experiment for vectorial magnetometry.

From: A single spin in hexagonal boron nitride for vectorial quantum magnetometry

Fig. 4

a Experimental setup, consisting of a typical confocal microscope with the possibility of applying a bias magnetic field in two different orientations. b Unit vectors indicating the orientations of B1 and B2, two 100 mT bias magnetic fields we use in this simulation, as well as the orientation of a 0.1-mT target magnetic field T with components Tx,y,z. c, d cwODMR spectra with B1 and B2, respectively. We monitor the change in contrast of each resonance due to the presence of the target magnetic field (shown explicitly in the inset) to gain information about each of its three vectorial components. e Ambiguity in determining the target magnetic field given a 1-second measurement of the contrast at the slope of each resonance. The grey arrow represents the target magnetic field. The clouds represent field configurations that cannot be distinguished from the target field under B1 (light blue cylinder) and B2 (pink dome).

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