Presentation Information
[10a-N205-8]High-speed, high-precision temperature measurement
with nitrogen-vacancy centers using maximum likelihood estimation
〇(DC)Shuntaro Usui1, Akirabha Chanuntranont1, Ota Tomoki1, Nomura Ryouta1, Kobayashi Yuka1, Tanii Takashi1 (1.Waseda Univ.)
Keywords:
NV center,Temperature measurement,Maximum likelihood estimation
Although Ramsey-type pulsed ODMR offers outstanding temperature sensitivity at single nitrogen-vacancy (NV) centers in nanodiamonds, its reliance on many repetitions leads to long acquisition times. Here, we simulated photon-counting traces by adding Poisson noise to ideal Ramsey oscillations with a prescribed resonance frequency and coherence time T2*. The resonance shift was extracted from the synthetic data using both nonlinear least-squares fitting and maximum-likelihood estimation (MLE). Accuracy benchmarks versus total measurement time show that MLE attains the same precision with far fewer shots, underscoring its promise for fast, high-sensitivity nanoscale thermometry.