Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute

Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

Woo Cheon Park

Seong-Min Kim

Ho Jin Lee

In Kui Cho

Jung Ick Moon

Je Hoon Yun

Sang-Won Kim

Dong Won Jang

Jaewoo Lee

Jang Yeol Kim

Hyunjoon Lee

Seungyoung Ahn

Kibeom Kim

A radio frequency (RF) weak magnetic field detection sensor includes a ferromagnetic core, a pickup coil disposed to surround the ferromagnetic core, a substrate that includes an opening, a core pad connected to the ferromagnetic core and a coil pad connected to the pickup coil, and an insulating tube interposed between the ferromagnetic core and the pickup coil. The insulating tube includes a bobbin around which the pickup coil is wound, and a core hole formed to pass through the bobbin and configured to accommodate the ferromagnetic core.

Radio frequency weak magnetic field detection sensor and method of manufacturing the same

An apparatus and method for transmitting and receiving magnetic field signals in a magnetic field communication system are provided. The apparatus includes a controller configured to generate a communication signal, matching units that are configured to receive the communication signal and that respectively correspond to different matching frequencies, and loop antennas that are connected to the matching units, respectively, and that are configured to convert communication signals according to the different matching frequencies into magnetic transmission signals in the form of magnetic field energy and to transmit the magnetic transmission signals.

Apparatus and method for transmitting and receiving magnetic field signals in magnetic field communication system

The atomic magnetometer includes a light source device configured to output a linearly polarized irradiation light and a circularly polarized pump light, a first vapor cell including an alkali metal atom, receiving the linearly polarized irradiation light, and outputting a first transmitted light, a second vapor cell including an alkali metal atom, receiving the linearly polarized irradiation light, and outputting a second transmitted light, a magnetic field application device configured to apply a bias magnetic field in opposite directions to the first vapor cell and the second vapor cell, and a measuring device configured to obtain the magnetic field signal based on a differentiation of a first polarization rotation signal corresponding to a polarization state of the first transmitted light and a second polarization rotation signal corresponding to a polarization state of the second transmitted light.

Radio frequency atomic magnetometer through differential magnetic field polarization selection and operation method thereof

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Daejeon, South Korea

Woo Cheon Park