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Magnetometer based on the opto-electronic oscillator

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We discuss properties of an all-optical self-oscillating magnetometer based on an opto-electronic oscillator stabilized with an atomic vapor cell. Proof of the principle DC magnetic field measurements characterized with 2 × 10−7 G sensitivity and 1 − 1000 mG dynamic range in one of the schemes are demonstrated.

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Matsko, A.B., Strekalov, D. & Maleki, L. Magnetometer based on the opto-electronic oscillator. MRS Online Proceedings Library 906, 306 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1557/PROC-0906-HH03-06

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