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\n\nSensitivity (read How it works) | \n< 1.5 μT/Hz1/2 in DC, cw-ODMR | \n
Scanner range | \n85 μm by 85 μm by 15 μm | \n
Coarse stage range | \n6 mm by 6 mm | \n
Sample size | \n>30 mm circle, >10 mm thick | \n
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Objective field of view | \n150 μm | \n
Laser | \n515 nm | \n
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Key specifications
\n\nSensitivity (read How it works) | \n< 1.5 μT/Hz1/2 in DC, cw-ODMR | \n
Scanner range | \n85 μm by 85 μm by 15 μm | \n
Coarse stage range | \n6 mm by 6 mm | \n
Sample size | \n>30 mm circle, >10 mm thick | \n
Microwave frequency range | \n0.5 GHz - 6 GHz (more on request) | \n
Vector magnetic bias field | \n>80 mT (more on request) | \n
Objective field of view | \n150 μm | \n
Laser | \n515 nm | \n
Measure faster with Quickscan! A unique algorithm decrease software overhead close to zero. ODMR at pixel rates up to 200 Hz means 100 x 100 pixel scans in less than one minute and megapixel scans in less than 2 hours instead of weeks. Combine this with our high quality tips and optimized optics to go as fast as your sample permits. Quickscan measures the full frequency spectra at each pixel collecting the same information as conventional cw-ODMR.
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Are you interested? Scroll down to learn more or watch our introductory video.
The QSM is a turnkey scanning NV microscope designed to unite userfriendliness with high performance.
From large megapixel images to high resolution, high sensitivity maps, the QSM is the right tool for the job. Delivering perfomance close to the shot noise limit, its flexible platform makes it a versatile tool for studying magnetic phenomena at the nanometer scale, from stray fields and vortices over domain boundaries to current densities.
Key specifications
Sensitivity (read How it works) | < 1.5 μT/Hz1/2 in DC, cw-ODMR |
Scanner range | 85 μm by 85 μm by 15 μm |
Coarse stage range | 6 mm by 6 mm |
Sample size | >30 mm circle, >10 mm thick |
Microwave frequency range | 0.5 GHz - 6 GHz (more on request) |
Vector magnetic bias field | >80 mT (more on request) |
Objective field of view | 150 μm |
Laser | 515 nm |
Measure faster with Quickscan! A unique algorithm decrease software overhead close to zero. ODMR at pixel rates up to 200 Hz means 100 x 100 pixel scans in less than one minute and megapixel scans in less than 2 hours instead of weeks. Combine this with our high quality tips and optimized optics to go as fast as your sample permits. Quickscan measures the full frequency spectra at each pixel collecting the same information as conventional cw-ODMR.
Do you have a sample with highly varying field? Quickscan can also frequency track, keeping a small frequency window dynamically centered on the ODMR resonance. The small window preserves the sensitivity, which would be otherwise lost with the large frequency window necessary without tracking. This way you can keep your scan quick even on your most challenging samples!
Our Quickscan hero gallery:
Sharper Images: our new high resolution mode decreases the NV to sample distance and makes it more reproducible. If you are investigating weak signals and feature sizes below 50 nm, this mode will benefit you.
Several modes for measuring at a constant height above the sample are also available. Choose one of these for strongly magnetic samples that reduce contrast and countrate of the NV.
Better magnetic field sensitivity: The new high sensitivity mode (Gradiometry) enables even better DC magnetic field sensitivity allowing you to measure weak magnetic signals.
NVs can sense so much more than just DC magnetic fields. The time-domain option extends the hardware and the software of the QSM, significantly improving its capabilities. With this option, a variety of pulse protocols become available including and not limited to Rabi, Relaxation/T1, Ramsey, XY, gradiometry and many more. Each of them has its own widget and can be used for scanning measurements. In addition, pulse protocols can be "stacked" at each pixel during a scan allowing multi-modal imaging. Using a dedicate pulse scripting interface in the QS3 software, the user can also write a custom pulse experiment to use during a scan.
The Quickscan protocol is also empowered by the time-domain option, allowing to increase measurement speed in scanning ODMR up to measurement rates of 200 pixels/s.
A three axis stage with several centimeters of range in all directions allows the user to move a permanent magnet below the sample in close proximity with the diamond tip. Magnetic bias fields up to several hundreds of millitesla can be achieved. Different magnet arrangements are available and interchangable allowing for both in-plane or out-of-plane fields up to 500 mT.
The QS3 software includes automated alignment routines that make it easy to calibrate the trajectory of the magnet in space to keep the magnetic field aligned with the NV axis. In this way the user specifies field values in mT rather than stage positions.
If you want to bias your sample very strongly, the permanent magnet may be your preferred option.
The low noise, temperature stabilized design offers >80 mT in arbitrary directions. Peak fields along specific direction extends to field strangths >200 mT.
The vector magnet enables easy field sweeps and ramps for magnetizing samples, as well as optimization algorithms for maximum NV performance. The option to quickly vary the field orientation allows the user to think out-of-the-box and design experiments where the field is re-oriented every pixel dynamically during a scan.
If your research involves a high degree of flexibility in tuning the magnetic field, the vector magnet is probably the better choice to make.
The core system is composed of the following parts:
You can customize the system with additional options:
Get in touch with us today!
We are happy to hear about your planned application and discuss whether and how the QSM can help you get the results you want.