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Autori principali: Eikelmann, Timo, Brinkmann, Mara, Eggers, Leonie, Ulas, Tuncay, Imeri, Donika, Beck, Konstantin, Irrgang, Lasse Jens, Mahato, Sunil Kumar, Shah, Rikhav, Riedinger, Ralf
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Pubblicazione: 2025
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Accesso online:https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.07054
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author Eikelmann, Timo
Brinkmann, Mara
Eggers, Leonie
Ulas, Tuncay
Imeri, Donika
Beck, Konstantin
Irrgang, Lasse Jens
Mahato, Sunil Kumar
Shah, Rikhav
Riedinger, Ralf
author_facet Eikelmann, Timo
Brinkmann, Mara
Eggers, Leonie
Ulas, Tuncay
Imeri, Donika
Beck, Konstantin
Irrgang, Lasse Jens
Mahato, Sunil Kumar
Shah, Rikhav
Riedinger, Ralf
contents Nanophotonic light-matter interfaces hold great promise for quantum technologies. Enhancing local electromagnetic fields, they enable highly efficient detectors, can help realize optically connected processors, or serve as quantum repeaters. In-situ fiber-coupling at sub-Kelvin temperatures, as required for test and development of new devices, proves challenging as suitable cryogenic microscopes are not readily available. Here, we report on a robust and versatile confocal imaging system integrated in a dilution refrigerator, enabling high-resolution visualization of nanophotonic structures on a transparent diamond substrate. Our imaging system achieves a resolution of 1.1 μm and a field-of-view of 2.5 mm. The system requires no movable parts at cryogenic temperatures and features a large working distance, thereby allowing optical and microwave probe access, as well as direct anchoring of temperature sensitive samples to a cold finger, needed for applications with high thermal load. This system will facilitate the development of scalable, integrated quantum optics technology, as required for research on large scale quantum networks.
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spellingShingle High-Performance Imaging in a Dilution Refrigerator
Eikelmann, Timo
Brinkmann, Mara
Eggers, Leonie
Ulas, Tuncay
Imeri, Donika
Beck, Konstantin
Irrgang, Lasse Jens
Mahato, Sunil Kumar
Shah, Rikhav
Riedinger, Ralf
Quantum Physics
Nanophotonic light-matter interfaces hold great promise for quantum technologies. Enhancing local electromagnetic fields, they enable highly efficient detectors, can help realize optically connected processors, or serve as quantum repeaters. In-situ fiber-coupling at sub-Kelvin temperatures, as required for test and development of new devices, proves challenging as suitable cryogenic microscopes are not readily available. Here, we report on a robust and versatile confocal imaging system integrated in a dilution refrigerator, enabling high-resolution visualization of nanophotonic structures on a transparent diamond substrate. Our imaging system achieves a resolution of 1.1 μm and a field-of-view of 2.5 mm. The system requires no movable parts at cryogenic temperatures and features a large working distance, thereby allowing optical and microwave probe access, as well as direct anchoring of temperature sensitive samples to a cold finger, needed for applications with high thermal load. This system will facilitate the development of scalable, integrated quantum optics technology, as required for research on large scale quantum networks.
title High-Performance Imaging in a Dilution Refrigerator
topic Quantum Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.07054