Si/SiGe spin qubit with full 300mm process
ORAL
Abstract
300mm process line has demonstrated its effeciency in producing spin qubits in silicon, confirming the idea that this platform is one of the most promising candidates for large scale quantum computers. In addition to scalability, the high reproducibility of 300mm processes allows a deterministic study of qubit metrics dependence on process parameters, essential for improving qubit quality. At IMEC, we built a strategy to efficiently optimize all the process parameters to produce better qubits.
Here we demonstrate the effectiveness of this strategy by reporting the latest results obtained on Si/SiGe quantum devices: valley-splitting around 100 µeV, charge noise values of 1 µeV/√Hz, double dot tunnel coupling tunability over 3 order of magnitude up to 100GHz, spin relaxation times above 1s and coherence time T2* and T2 respectively of 1 µs and 45 µs for natural silicon.
Here we demonstrate the effectiveness of this strategy by reporting the latest results obtained on Si/SiGe quantum devices: valley-splitting around 100 µeV, charge noise values of 1 µeV/√Hz, double dot tunnel coupling tunability over 3 order of magnitude up to 100GHz, spin relaxation times above 1s and coherence time T2* and T2 respectively of 1 µs and 45 µs for natural silicon.
* This work is supported, in part, by the imec Industrial Affiliation Program on Quantum Computing. We acknowledge support from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme QLSI project under grant agreement No 951852
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Presenters
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Clement Godfrin
IMEC
Authors
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Clement Godfrin
IMEC
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Thomas Koch
KIT
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Ruoyu Li
IMEC
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George Simion
IMEC, imec
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Stefan Kubicek
imec, IMEC
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Shana Massar
IMEC, imec
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Yann Canvel
IMEC, imec
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Julien Jussot
IMEC, imec
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Julien Jussot
IMEC, imec
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Roger Loo
IMEC
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Yosuke Shimura
IMEC
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Massimo Mongillo
IMEC, imec
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Danny Wan
IMEC, imec
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Wolfgang Wernsdorfer
KIT
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Kristiaan De Greve
IMEC, imec