Title: Frequency tunable single photon emitter using double transmon coupler architecture
ORAL
Abstract
Single photon emitters and detectors enable entanglement distribution on quantum networks. Here we present a compact and straightforward single photon emitter at microwave frequencies based on the recently developed double transmon coupler (DTC) superconducting circuit architecture. One DTC transmon stores a photon while the other transmon releases the photon into the waveguide radiation field. The two transmons do not have the same frequency, which makes state preparation bleedthrough into the radiation field ignorable or filterable. We use parametric modulation of the DTC flux to shape the outgoing waveform of the emitted photon while the steady state flux bias sets the frequency of the outgoing photon.
* Air Force Office of Scientific Research (AFOSR) 22RICOR003 FY22
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Presenters
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Stephen McCoy
AFRL
Authors
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Stephen McCoy
AFRL
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Daniel Campbell
AFRL
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Michael Senatore
AFRL
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Melinda Andrews
Booz Allen Hamilton Inc., Booz Allen
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Alexander Madden
Griffiss Institute
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Samuel Schwab
Booz Allen Hamilton, Booz Allen Hamilton Inc.
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Nicholas Barton
Murray Associates
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Andrew Brownell
Murray Associates
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Joseph Falvo
Griffiss Institute
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Derrick Sica
Murray Associates
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Erin Sheridan
AFRL
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Matthew LaHaye
Air Force Research Laboratory, Information Directorate, AFRL