Stark Tuning and Resonant Excitation of Hybrid Integrated Telecom Single-Photon Sources

Larocque, Hugo; Buyukkaya, Mustafa Atabey; Errando-Herranz, Carlos; Harper, Samuel; Carolan, Jacques; Leake, Gerald; Coleman, Daniel J.; Fanto, Michael L.; Waks, Edo; Englund, Dirk

doi:10.1364/cleo_fs.2023.ftu3c.7

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“…We first integrate nanophotonic InP devices embedding InAs quantum dot emitters on foundry silicon photonics. 6 We leverage a hybrid integration method that creates both an electronic and optical interface between the quantum emitters and the commercially manufactured circuit. We implement a hybrid mode converter that couples single photons from the chiplet into the silicon photonics of the PIC with an efficiency of 92.7%.…”

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Tunable quantum emitters and coherent modulation on foundry integrated photonics

Larocque,

Vitullo,

Atabey Buyukkaya

et al. 2024

Quantum Information Science, Sensing, and Computation XVI

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Photonic integrated circuits provide a scalable platform for photonics-based quantum technologies. However, integrating quantum emitters and electro-optic cavities within this platform remains an open challenge proving to be a major hurdle from implementing key functionalities for quantum photonics, such as single photon sources and nonlinearities. Here, we address this shortcoming with the hybrid integration of InAs/InP quantum dot emitters on foundry silicon photonics and the implementation of photonic crystal cavities in thin-film lithium niobate. Co-integrated on-chip electronics allow us to tune the emission properties of the quantum dots while enabling GHz-rate coherent modulation over photons trapped in the cavities, thus providing a new level of programmability over interactions between optical fields and atom-like systems in integrated circuits. Our results open the door to a new generation of quantum information processors that can be manufactured in leading semiconductor foundries.

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confidence: 99%

Tunable quantum emitters and coherent modulation on foundry integrated photonics

Larocque,

Vitullo,

Atabey Buyukkaya

et al. 2024

Quantum Information Science, Sensing, and Computation XVI

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Stark Tuning and Resonant Excitation of Hybrid Integrated Telecom Single-Photon Sources

Abstract: We introduce hybrid integrated telecom single-photon sources on a commercial foundry multilayer silicon photonic chip. We show above-band and resonant waveguide-coupled single-photon emission tunable via the DC Stark shift.

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Tunable quantum emitters and coherent modulation on foundry integrated photonics

Tunable quantum emitters and coherent modulation on foundry integrated photonics

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