• Spectroscopy and Spectral Analysis
  • Vol. 42, Issue 1, 298 (2022)
Sheng-yuan REN*, Ming-yong JING1; 2;, Hao ZHANG1; 2;, Xiao-bo WANG1; 2; 3;, and Lin-jie ZHANG1; 2; *;
Author Affiliations
  • 1. Institute of Laser Spectroscopy, State Key Laboratory of Quantum Optics and Quantum Optics Devices, Shanxi University, Taiyuan 030006, China
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    DOI: 10.3964/j.issn.1000-0593(2022)01-0298-06 Cite this Article
    Sheng-yuan REN, Ming-yong JING, Hao ZHANG, Xiao-bo WANG, Lin-jie ZHANG. Atom-Based Vector Measurement of Near Field Scattering Field of Radio Frequency Identification Tag[J]. Spectroscopy and Spectral Analysis, 2022, 42(1): 298 Copy Citation Text show less
    The four-level system of Cesium Rydberg atoms(a): Four-level system diagram of cesium atom; (b): The hyperfine energy levels of 6S1/2, 6P3/2, 51D5/2 and 52P3/2. 52P3/2 state is shown above the 51D5/2 state for simplicity
    Fig. 1. The four-level system of Cesium Rydberg atoms
    (a): Four-level system diagram of cesium atom; (b): The hyperfine energy levels of 6S1/2, 6P3/2, 51D5/2 and 52P3/2. 52P3/2 state is shown above the 51D5/2 state for simplicity
    The scheme of experiment setupThe red and green arrows in fig.(a) respectively indicate the propagation direction of the probe and coupling laser, and their polarization vector correspond to the red and green arrows in the coordinate axis respectively; P represents the propagation direction of microwave electric field, and its polarization direction is shown by the purple arrow on the coordinate axis. β is the angle between two laser beams and the polarization direction of microwave electric field. α in fig.(b) is the angle that the label rotates anticlockwise
    Fig. 2. The scheme of experiment setup
    The red and green arrows in fig.(a) respectively indicate the propagation direction of the probe and coupling laser, and their polarization vector correspond to the red and green arrows in the coordinate axis respectively; P represents the propagation direction of microwave electric field, and its polarization direction is shown by the purple arrow on the coordinate axis. β is the angle between two laser beams and the polarization direction of microwave electric field. α in fig.(b) is the angle that the label rotates anticlockwise
    EIT-AT spectra(a): EIT transmission signal without microwave electric field; (b): The EIT-AT splitting spectrum when a microwave electric field is applied and β=90°; (c): The EIT-AT splitting spectrum when a microwave electric field is applied and β=0°; P0, P1, P2 and P3 are the peak heights of each peak in Fig.3, and Δf is the split peak interval of P1 and P3
    Fig. 3. EIT-AT spectra
    (a): EIT transmission signal without microwave electric field; (b): The EIT-AT splitting spectrum when a microwave electric field is applied and β=90°; (c): The EIT-AT splitting spectrum when a microwave electric field is applied and β=0°; P0, P1, P2 and P3 are the peak heights of each peak in Fig.3, and Δf is the split peak interval of P1 and P3
    EIT-AT spectral characteristics change with β(a): A1=P2/P0; b: A2=P3/P1. When β=0°, A1=0, and A2=1; when -90°βA1 decreases, A2βA1 increases, A2>1
    Fig. 4. EIT-AT spectral characteristics change with β
    (a): A1=P2/P0; b: A2=P3/P1. When β=0°, A1=0, and A2=1; when -90°<β<0°, A1 decreases, A2<1; when 0°<β<90°, A1 increases, A2>1
    The vector measurement result of near field scattering field of the tag(a): Simulation result of the commercial finite-difference time domain software CST Microwave Studio; (b): Experimental results
    Fig. 5. The vector measurement result of near field scattering field of the tag
    (a): Simulation result of the commercial finite-difference time domain software CST Microwave Studio; (b): Experimental results
    Sheng-yuan REN, Ming-yong JING, Hao ZHANG, Xiao-bo WANG, Lin-jie ZHANG. Atom-Based Vector Measurement of Near Field Scattering Field of Radio Frequency Identification Tag[J]. Spectroscopy and Spectral Analysis, 2022, 42(1): 298
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