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13 March 2024 Next generation quantum photonic technologies with integrated diamond membranes
Alexander High, Xinghan Guo
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Abstract
The continued evolution of quantum technologies requires heterogenous material platforms for packaging, scalability, integration, and multiplexing. Here, we demonstrate direct bonding of single-crystal diamond membranes, a proven host of coherent qubits for networking and sensing, to a wide variety of materials including fused silica, sapphire, thermal oxide, and lithium niobate. We realize bonded films with thickness as low as 10 nanometers. TEM imaging reveals sub-nm interface regions between crystalline diamond and sapphire. We demonstrate compatibility with quantum photonics by realizing several varieties of integrated nanophotonic cavities with quality factors exceeding 20000. Additionally, the membranes allow us to significantly improve the coherence and microwave addressability of tin vacancy qubits, allowing us to achieve a coherent spin-photon interface at 4 Kelvin. The bonded diamond membranes and coherent qubits therein can be readily integrated into fully packaged quantum networking nodes.
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Alexander High and Xinghan Guo "Next generation quantum photonic technologies with integrated diamond membranes", Proc. SPIE PC12911, Quantum Computing, Communication, and Simulation IV, PC129110Z (13 March 2024); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.3009976
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KEYWORDS
Diamond

Quantum photonics

Crystals

Quantum electronics

Quantum interfaces

Quantum spin

Quantum technologies

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