Magnetic resonance spectroscopy for optical detection of ODMR quaternary semiconductors

The system uses double-pass acousto-optic modulation technology to achieve high switching ratio of the laser beam, the continuous laser beam passes through the polarized beam splitter, acousto-optic modulator, quarter-wave wavelength plate in turn, the beam is incident in the reflector and then returned along the original path, and the second time after the polarized beam splitter from the perpendicular to the original path of the optical path of the light beam, the beam passes through the acousto-optic modulator, the switching ratio of the beam is more than 50dB, and at the same time, can ensure the polarization stability and power stability of the outgoing laser. Ensure the polarization stability and power stability of the emitted laser, and the use of laser multiplexing technology to realize the free switching of multiple wavelength lasers. The system uses superconducting nanowire single-photon detectors and silicon-based photomultiplier single-photon detectors to achieve high-efficiency detection of fluorescence in the visible and near-infrared wavelengths, covering the wavelength range of 600-1550 nm, and utilizes a laser-scanning confocal microscope system and a light-detecting magnetic resonance (LDMR) system to achieve high-resolution fluorescence imaging of the color centers of solid-state defects and light-detecting magnetic resonance (LDMR) spectroscopic measurements, spin coherence manipulation, and defect spin coherence time detection.

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