Oxygen-terminated hexagonal diamond (001) surfaces for nitrogen-vacancy based quantum sensors

Bo Cui; Zhaolong Sun; Wencui Xiu; You Lv; Nan Gao; Hongdong Li

doi:10.1016/j.diamond.2026.113402

February 2, 2026Diamond and Related Materials

Oxygen-terminated hexagonal diamond (001) surfaces for nitrogen-vacancy based quantum sensors

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Oxygen-terminated hexagonal diamond surfaces enhance the performance of nitrogen-vacancy based quantum sensors,
Research demonstrates a significant increase in sensor sensitivity and stability, with metrics indicating a clearer signal response.
Analytical techniques show how oxygen termination positively influences the electronic environment of diamond surfaces,
Findings highlight the potential for practical applications in various fields, inviting further exploration of diamond surface treatments.

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Analysis reveals improved performance of nitrogen-vacancy based quantum sensors using oxygen-terminated diamond surfaces, suggesting enhanced sensitivity.

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