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Proceedings Article | 24 November 2023 Paper

Suppression of mechanical error in micro-rotation-angle measurement of optical pumped atomic magnetometers

Huiyu Li, Kaibin Cui, Yu Wang, Guangwei Chen

Proceedings Volume 12935, 1293512 (2023) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.3005437

KEYWORDS: Modulation, Magnetometers, Magnetism, Interference (communication), Polarizers, Modulation frequency, Background noise, Alkali metals, Beam path, Frequency modulation

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The measurement of ultra-weak magnetic fields relies on the conversion of magnetic field information to atom spins using alkali metals. In this context, the detection of magnetic fields is accomplished through rotation angle measurement of linearly polarized light. This paper proposes a novel method to suppress mechanical errors between polarizers in the rotation angle measurement, taking advantage of the optical setup characteristics in atomic magnetometers. The method involves applying two separate frequency modulations to the pump beam and probe beam, effectively eliminating mechanical errors between the polarizers as a direct current component using a double-channel lock-in amplifier. Additionally, the double modulation method offers a solution to suppress shot noise caused by incident beam fluctuations or transverse spin relaxation, as well as mechanical errors among optical elements in the light path, enabling high-precision measurements.

Proceedings Article | 15 December 2022 Paper

The design of a beam shaping lens with flat surfaces and ultra-thin thickness to convert a Gaussian beam to a top-hat beam

Huiyu Li, Yu Wang, Guangwei Chen

Proceedings Volume 12478, 1247821 (2022) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2654634

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The beam shaping system to convert the Gaussian beam to top-hat beam is widely used in modem optics such as laser technologies. A general beam shaper is normally composed of a convex or concave lens in nonspherical or freeform, which is bulky in the optical path and turns to a barrier in size minorizing for a compact system. A novel beam shaper with a plane structure with flat surfaces on both bottom and top sides are provided in this paper. Taking advantages of the phase changes by the subwavelength structures and the general Fresnel principle for discrete structures, a metalens with beam shaping function is designed. The phase variation between a Gaussian beam and a top-hat beam is studied with Fourier optics and then is adopted to the layout of the beam shaping metalens. Afterwards, the finite domain time difference method is adopted to simulate the energy distribution of the modulated beam to study the effectiveness of the novel ultra-thin beam shaping metalens. Examples to convert the Gaussian beam to top-hat beam calculated with convex surface and nanopillar array with flat surfaces are illustrated in the paper to demonstrate and discuss the beam shaping results with the novel design in plane form and ultra-thin thickness. According to our study, a beam shaping lens with flat surfaces and thickness smaller than 1 um with the uniformity better than 98% can be achieved at wavelength of 790 nm. Variable beam shaping results could be obtained by the design method to figure out the phase distribution with ray optics and then design the metalens according to the desired phase modulation by arranging the subwavelength structures accordingly. Tue numerical results may pave the way for further design of metalens and offers a solution for compact systems with optical paths.

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