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Adelaide University Engineers Synthetic Area Spread to Unlock High-Sensitivity Absolute Quantum Magnetometers

Engineers at Adelaide University have developed a new technique called "synthetic area spread" for superconducting quantum magnetometers. This method allows for absolute magnetic field sensing without sacrificing detector sensitivity, by using uniform loop geometries in two-dimensional Superconducting Quantum Interference Filter (SQIF) arrays to create a zero-field voltage anti-peak. This breakthrough simplifies fabrication and has implications for various quantum technologies, including MEG bra

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Adelaide University Engineers Synthetic Area Spread to Unlock High-Sensitivity Absolute Quantum Magnetometers
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