The developed DHT was placed in an air environment for a preliminary determination of the power density of optical excitation at a wavelength that did not lead to a shift of the zero-phonon SiV luminescence line, and, consequently, to heating. The measured power density was used to determine the temperature dependence of the spectral position of the zero-phonon line center in a Linkam TS1500 thermostat, stabilized at a predetermined level with an accuracy of ~ 1 °C. The temperature in the chamber was changed in increments of 10 °C. At each step, the SiV luminescence spectrum was recorded and the spectral position of the zero-phonon line maximum was determined according to the algorithm proposed in our previous work1 (link).
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