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    Scalable fabrication of coupled NV center - photonic crystal cavity systems by self-aligned N ion implantation

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    Date
    2017
    Author
    Schröder, Tim
    Walsh, Michael
    Zheng, Jiabao
    Mouradian, Sara L.
    Li, Luozhou
    Malladi, Girish
    Bakhru, Hassaram
    Lu, Ming
    Stein, Aaron
    Heuck, Mikkel
    Englund, Dirk
    Publisher
    2017
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    Subject
    diamond machining
    photonic crystals
    nanophotonics
    photonic integrated circuits
    integrated optics
    quantum optics
    quantum information processing
    Abstract
    Towards building large-scale integrated photonic systems for quantum information processing, spatial and spectral alignment of single quantum systems to photonic nanocavities is required. Here, we demonstrate spatially targeted implantation of nitrogen vacancy (NV) centers into the mode maximum of 2-d diamond photonic crystal cavities with quality factors up to 8000, achieving an average of 1:1 0:2 NVs per cavity. Nearly all NV-cavity systems have significant emission intensity enhancement, reaching a cavity-fed spectrally selective intensity enhancement, Fint, of up to 93. Although spatial NV-cavity overlap is nearly guaranteed within about 40 nm, spectral tuning of the NV’s zero-phonon-line (ZPL) is still necessary after fabrication. To demonstrate spectral control, we temperature tune a cavity into an NV ZPL, yielding FZPL int ~ 5 at cryogenic temperatures.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/1951/69259
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