Non-contact optical magnetic field sensor based on metamaterial nanomechanics

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Abstract

We demonstrate a non-contact optical magnetic field sensor that is based on actuation of a metamaterial-microcavity by the magnetic Lorentz force. Magnetic field is transduced to a change of the sensor's reflectivity. The microscale proof-of-concept metamaterial magnetometer can be read from a distance and offers 60 μm spatial, about 10 μs temporal, and sub-microtesla magnetic field resolution.

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Lan, G., Ou, J. Y., Papas, D., Zheludev, N. I., & Plum, E. (2022). Non-contact optical magnetic field sensor based on metamaterial nanomechanics. APL Photonics, 7(3). https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0081849

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