Abstract:
A pump – probe configuration is used to register zerofield level-crossing resonances in Rb vapour contained in a cell with antirelaxation coated walls. The scheme is applied to detect the weak magnetic field generated by a current-carrying micro-wire (metallised track). Such micro-wires can be employed in neural prostheses and hybrid bionic systems as micro-electrode arrays. More specifically, the operation of such live micro-wire belonging to a neuronal – electrode interface is demonstrated, which indicates the possibility of remote testing of the operation (conducting/nonconducting) of micro-wires for in neural implants.
The work was supported by Russian Foundation for Basic Research (Grant No. 20-52-18004) and Bulgarian National Science Fund (KP-06-Russia/11) in the framework of a joint research project. D.V.B. also thanks the Russian Science Foundation (Grant No. 17-72-20089).
Citation:
E. Taskova, E. Alipieva, N. Stankova, V. Ranev, C. Andreeva, D. V. Brazhnikov, “Application of all-optical magnetometry for detection of weak magnetic fields generated by a current-carrying metallised track”, Kvantovaya Elektronika, 52:6 (2022), 544–548 [Quantum Electron., 52:6 (2022), 544–548]
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