Lockheed Martin Corporation

Nicholas Mauriello Luzod

Gregory Scott Bruce

Joseph W Hahn

Arul Manickam

Peter G Kaup

Wilbur Lew

Duc Huynh

Andrew Raymond Mandeville

Kenneth Michael Jackson

John B Stetson, Jr

Peter V Bedworth

Thomas J Meyer

Jacob Louis Swett

Steven W Sinton

David Nelson Coar

Jon Carmelo Russo

Julie Lynne Miller

James Michael Krause

Bryan Neal Fisk

Stephen Michael Sekelsky

Jay T Hansen

John B Stetson

Michael John Dimario

Joseph A Villani

Anjaney Pramod Kottapalli

Gary Edward Montgomery

Margaret Miller Shaw

A system for magnetic detection includes a magneto-optical defect center material including at least one magneto-optical defect center that emits an optical signal when excited by an excitation light; a radio frequency (RF) exciter system configured to provide RF excitation to the magneto-optical defect center material; an optical light source configured to direct the excitation light to the magneto-optical defect center material; and an optical detector configured to receive the optical signal emitted by the magneto-optical defect center material.

Magneto-optical detecting apparatus and methods

A system for magnetic detection includes a housing including a top plate, bottom plate, side plate, and main plate provided between the side plate and the bottom plate; a magneto-optical defect center material including at least one magneto-optical defect center that emits an optical signal when excited by an excitation light; a radio frequency (RF) exciter system configured to provide RF excitation to the magneto-optical defect center material; an optical light source configured to direct the excitation light to the magneto-optical defect center material; and an optical detector configured to receive the optical signal emitted by the magneto-optical defect center material. The elements of the system are mounted to the main plate and capable of being unattached and remounted to the main plate to change at least one of a location or an angle of incidence of the excitation light on the magneto-optical defect center material.

Magnetic detection system with highly integrated diamond nitrogen vacancy sensor

A diamond can be used in a magnetometer to determine the strength of a magnetic field applied to the diamond. The diamond includes a first portion comprising a plurality of nitrogen vacancy (NV) centers dispersed throughout the first portion. The diamond also includes a second portion adjacent to the first portion. The second portion does not contain NV centers. The second portion is configured to facilitate transmission of light generated by the NV centers of the first portion away from the first portion.

Magnetometer with a waveguide

A system provides light received from NV diamond material to an optical collector. The provision of light received from NV diamond material to an optical collector impacts the efficiency by which light is directed to the optical collector. The system may be employed to efficiently direct light from the NV diamond material to the optical collector.

Optical filtration system for diamond material with nitrogen vacancy centers

A magneto-optical defect center magnetometer, such as a diamond nitrogen vacancy (DNV) magnetometer, can include an excitation source, a magneto-optical defect center element, a collection device, a top plate, a bottom plate, and a printed circuit board. The excitation source, the magneto-optical defect center element, and the collection device are each mounted to the printed circuit board.

Magneto-optical defect center magnetometer

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