摘要： Dynamical decoupling sequences with multiple pulses can be considered to exhibit filter functions for the time evolution of a qubit superposition state. They contribute to the increase of coherence time and qubit-phase accumulation due to a time-varying field and can thus be used to achieve high-frequency-resolution spectroscopy. Such behaviors find useful application in highly sensitive detection based on qubits for various external fields, such as a magnetic field. Hence, decoupling sequences are indispensable tools for quantum sensing. In this study, we experimentally and theoretically investigate the effects of finite-width pulses in the sequences on ac magnetometry using nitrogen-vacancy centers in an isotopically controlled diamond. We reveal that the finite pulse widths cause a deviation of the optimum time to acquire the largest phase accumulation due to the sensing field from that expected by filter functions ignoring the pulse widths, even if the widths are considerably shorter than the time period of the sensing field. Moreover, we experimentally demonstrate that the deviation can be corrected by an appropriate time-frequency conversion. Our results provide a guideline for the detection of an ac field with an accurate frequency and linewidth in quantum sensing with multiple-pulse sequences.