Fiber optic CdMnTe magnetic field sensor made by the laser ablation deposition technique

Dubowski, Jan J.; Lebecki, Krzysztof; Buchanan, M.

Fiber optic CdMnTe magnetic field sensor made by the laser ablation deposition technique

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1994

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Dubowski, Jan J.

Lebecki, Krzysztof

Buchanan, M.

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IEEE transactions on instrumentation and measurement. 1994, 43(2), pp. 322-325. Available under: doi: 10.1109/19.293442

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A Cd1-xMnxTe (CMT) fiber optic magnetic field sensor has been developed with the use of a laser ablation deposition technique: pulsed laser evaporation and epitaxy (FLEE). This method of growth yields high-quality material and due to the low-temperature deposition it enables integration of CMT in optoelectronic systems. A disk-shaped sensor structure of diameter and thickness less than 3 mm and µm, respectively, is incorporated in a fiber optic system. A linear response of the sensor held at room temperature has been measured in the magnetic field up to 0.8 T; however, its usefulness for measurements of the field above 25 T is expected. Due to its small physical dimension and the potential of high-speed operation in the gigahertz range, the sensor can be particularly useful in the measurements of spatial and temporal uniformity of the magnetic field

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530 Physik

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DUBOWSKI, Jan J., Krzysztof LEBECKI, M. BUCHANAN, 1994. Fiber optic CdMnTe magnetic field sensor made by the laser ablation deposition technique. In: IEEE transactions on instrumentation and measurement. 1994, 43(2), pp. 322-325. Available under: doi: 10.1109/19.293442

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@article{Dubowski1994Fiber-941,
  year={1994},
  doi={10.1109/19.293442},
  title={Fiber optic CdMnTe magnetic field sensor made by the laser ablation deposition technique},
  number={2},
  volume={43},
  journal={IEEE transactions on instrumentation and measurement},
  pages={322--325},
  author={Dubowski, Jan J. and Lebecki, Krzysztof and Buchanan, M.}
}

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