North University of China

Xiaocheng Wang

Jun Liu

Jun Tang

Yunbo Shi

Zongmin Ma

Hao Guo

Doudou Zheng

Xiaoming Zhang

Zhonghao Li

Qimeng Wang

Li Qin

Junzhi Zhao

The present disclosure provides a cuboid magnetometer with high fluorescence collection efficiency, used for cardiac magnetic field measurement, and based on nitrogen-vacancy (NV) centers in diamond, and a cardiac magnetic field measurement system. The cardiac magnetic field measurement system includes a magnetic shielding chamber, a non-magnetic bed, an array probe for cardiac magnetic field measurement, a three-axis displacement platform, a high-speed data collection card, a fiber laser source, a microwave source, and a computer. The array probe for cardiac magnetic field measurement includes a non-magnetic shell, a stepping motor, a porous rotary fiber coupling apparatus, a fiber bundle set, a special photodetector (PD) set, a filter set, a ring-shaped antenna, and special diamond.

Magnetometer used for cardiac magnetic field measurement and based on nitrogen-vacancy (NV) centers in diamond, and cardiac magnetic field measurement system

A frequency measurement system and method of a radio frequency (RF) signal. The frequency measurement system includes: a magnetic field source module, a light source module, an excitation module, a complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) camera, and a signal processing module; the excitation module is disposed in the magnetic field; the excitation module is disposed on an output light path of the light source module; the CMOS camera is disposed on an output light path of the excitation module; and the CMOS camera is connected to the signal processing module; the light source module is configured to emit a laser; the CMOS camera is configured to capture an excitation image when the laser enters the excitation module to which a to-be-tested RF signal is applied; and the signal processing module is configured to determine a frequency of the to-be-tested RF signal according to the excitation image.

System and method of measuring the frequency of a radio frequency signal

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