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Main Authors: Lin, Jianlong, Cieszynski, Mari, Christopherson, William, Khan, Darman, Li, Lintao, Goldschmidt, Elizabeth, DeMarco, Brian
Format: Preprint
Published: 2025
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2507.02108
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author Lin, Jianlong
Cieszynski, Mari
Christopherson, William
Khan, Darman
Li, Lintao
Goldschmidt, Elizabeth
DeMarco, Brian
author_facet Lin, Jianlong
Cieszynski, Mari
Christopherson, William
Khan, Darman
Li, Lintao
Goldschmidt, Elizabeth
DeMarco, Brian
contents We describe a 88Sr+ ion trap apparatus with the capability to produce high-quality 408 nm photons aimed at distributed quantum computing and networking applications. This instrument confines ion chains using a surface electrode trap with a two-dimensional magneto-optical trap as an atomic source. Several laser systems spanning 400-1100 nm are used to achieve high fidelity state preparation and readout. Photons are produced via the decay of an exited state, which is accessed using a custom 408 nm laser system that produces 150 ps optical pulses using non-linear photonics. We demonstrate single photon production through a Hanbury Brown-Twiss measurement for one to six ions.
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spellingShingle 88Sr+ ion trap apparatus for generating 408 nm photons
Lin, Jianlong
Cieszynski, Mari
Christopherson, William
Khan, Darman
Li, Lintao
Goldschmidt, Elizabeth
DeMarco, Brian
Quantum Physics
Atomic Physics
We describe a 88Sr+ ion trap apparatus with the capability to produce high-quality 408 nm photons aimed at distributed quantum computing and networking applications. This instrument confines ion chains using a surface electrode trap with a two-dimensional magneto-optical trap as an atomic source. Several laser systems spanning 400-1100 nm are used to achieve high fidelity state preparation and readout. Photons are produced via the decay of an exited state, which is accessed using a custom 408 nm laser system that produces 150 ps optical pulses using non-linear photonics. We demonstrate single photon production through a Hanbury Brown-Twiss measurement for one to six ions.
title 88Sr+ ion trap apparatus for generating 408 nm photons
topic Quantum Physics
Atomic Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2507.02108