Integrating a fiber cavity into a wheel trap for strong ion-cavity coupling

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2207.10500v1
• Date: Thu, 21 Jul 2022 14:24:58 GMT
• Title: Integrating a fiber cavity into a wheel trap for strong ion-cavity coupling
• Authors: Markus Teller, Viktor Messerer, Klemens Sch\"uppert, Yueyang Zou, Dario A. Fioretto, Maria Galli, Philip C. Holz, Jakob Reichel, Tracy E. Northup
• Abstract summary: We present an ion trap with an integrated fiber cavity, designed for strong coupling at the level of single ions and photons. The cavity is aligned to the axis of a miniature linear Paul trap, enabling simultaneous coupling of multiple ions to the cavity field.
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• Abstract: We present an ion trap with an integrated fiber cavity, designed for strong coupling at the level of single ions and photons. The cavity is aligned to the axis of a miniature linear Paul trap, enabling simultaneous coupling of multiple ions to the cavity field. We simulate how charges on the fiber mirrors affect the trap potential, and we test these predictions with an ion trapped in the cavity. Furthermore, we measure micromotion and heating rates in the setup.

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