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Nv Centers Solid State Defects
Cavity-Driven Multispectral Gain for High-Sensitivity NV Center Magnetometers
arXiv
Authors: Himanshu Kumar, Rahul Gupta, Saikat Ghosh, Himadri Shekhar Dhar, Kasturi Saha
Year
2026
Paper ID
4128
Status
Preprint
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We report a cavity-enabled solid-state magnetometer based on an NV ensemble coupled with a dielectric cavity, achieving 12 pT/sqrt{rm{Hz}} sensitivity and a nearly threefold gain from multispectral features. The features originate from cavity-induced splitting of the NV hyperfine levels and leverages robust quantum coherence in the doubly dressed states of the system to achieve high sensitivity. We project simulated near-term sensitivities approaching 100 fT/sqrt{rm{Hz}}, close to the Johnson-Nyquist limit. Our results establish frequency multiplexing as a new operational paradigm, offering a robust and scalable quantum resource for metrology under ambient conditions.
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