The magnetic measurement system based on diamond, due to
its stability, vector nature, and room-temperature optical readout
properties, has broad prospects for applications. Among them, lasers and
photodetectors are essential devices for the manipulation and readout of
diamond electronic spin quantum states, and their performance determines
the sensitivity of the magnetometer. This paper introduces an integrated
optoelectronic system customized for diamond nitrogen-vacancy(NV) center
magnetometers. The system includes ultra-compact laser control and
photodetection modules. The laser control module is based on the
TPS54200 chip, achieving an output power of up to
, while the photodetection module uses S13955-01 photodiode and AD8065
amplifier. Both modules have performance similar to commercial devices
but with simplified structures, smaller volumes, and reduced power
consumption. Using this system, the final miniaturized diamond NV center
quantum magnetometer achieved
-level sensitivity, significantly surpassing previous
-level performance. It holds promise for applications in areas such as
airborne magnetic exploration.