Energy efficient coherent quantum control of nitrogen vacancy (NV) spin with nanoscale magnets
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2407.14018v1
- Date: Fri, 19 Jul 2024 04:37:44 GMT
- Title: Energy efficient coherent quantum control of nitrogen vacancy (NV) spin with nanoscale magnets
- Authors: Md Fahim F Chowdhury, Adi Jung, Lea La Spina, Ausrine Bartasyte, Samuel Margueron, Jayasimha Atulasimha,
- Abstract summary: We investigate coherent quantum control of a nitrogen vacancy (NV) center in diamond with microwave fields generated from a nanoscale magnet that is proximal to the NV center.
Our results show remarkable coherent control with high contrast Rabi oscillations using nearfield microwaves.
The use of the nanoscale magnets to implement highly localized and energy efficient coherent quantum control can replace thermally noisy microwave circuits.
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- Abstract: We investigate coherent quantum control of a nitrogen vacancy (NV) center in diamond with microwave fields generated from a nanoscale magnet that is proximal to the NV center. Our results show remarkable coherent control with high contrast Rabi oscillations using nearfield microwaves from shape anisotropic nanomagnets of lateral dimensions down to 200 nm x 180 nm, driven remotely by surface acoustic wave (SAW) excitation that is at least 400 times and potentially 4 orders of magnitude more energy efficient than generating microwaves with an antenna. Furthermore, we show that varying the acoustic power driving such nanomagnets can achieve control over Rabi frequency. We also report spin-lattice relaxation time T1 is 103 +/-0.5 micro-seconds, the spin-spin relaxation time T2 is 1.23+/-0.29 micro-seconds, and the Ramsey coherence time T2* is 218+/-27 nanoseconds measured using microwave pulses generated by such nanomagnets. The use of the nanoscale magnets to implement highly localized and energy efficient coherent quantum control can replace thermally noisy microwave circuits and demonstrate a path to scalable quantum computing and sensing with NV-defects in diamond and other spin qubits.
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