Shot-noise-limited magnetometer with sub-pT sensitivity at room temperature
arXiv:1403.7796 · doi:10.1063/1.4901588
Abstract
We report a photon shot-noise-limited (SNL) optical magnetometer based on amplitude modulated optical rotation using a room-temperature Rb vapor in a cell with anti-relaxation coating. The instrument achieves a room-temperature sensitivity of fT/ at T. Experimental scaling of noise with optical power, in agreement with theoretical predictions, confirms the SNL behaviour from T to T. The combination of best-in-class sensitivity and SNL operation makes the system a promising candidate for application of squeezed light to a state-of-the-art atomic sensor.
9 pages, 11 figures
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