Abstract
Abstract
The concentration and distribution of negatively charged nitrogen-vacancy color centers (NV−) directly affect the sensitivity and resolution of quantum sensing. In this paper, a simple method is proposed to estimate the concentration of the ensemble of NV− centers with spin coherent manipulation. The stray fluorescence is eliminated by separating the fluorescence near the NV− zero-phonon line. By introducing a single NV− fluorescence quantitative model, the number of NV− centers in the diamond under test can be obtained. The average concentration of the ensemble of NV− centers in the sample can be obtained by combining the detection volume. Compared with the results measured by electron spin resonance, the concentration of NV− centers measured by our method can be verified, and the maximum error between the two methods is less than 4.3%. The results show that the method provides an effective reference for accurately characterizing the concentration distribution characteristics of the NV− ensemble.
Funder
Joint Funds of the National Natural Science Foundation of China
Special Fund for Research on National Natural Science Foundation of China