Author:
Wei Xing-Yu,Pan Jia-Zheng,Lu Ya-Peng,Jiang Jun-Liang,Li Zi-Shuo,Lu Sheng,Tu Xue-Cou,Zhao Qing-Yuan,Jia Xiao-Qing,Kang Lin,Chen Jian,Cao Chun-Hai,Wang Hua-Bing,Xu Wei-Wei,Sun Guo-Zhu,Wu Pei-Heng
Abstract
We design and fabricate λ/2 coplanar waveguide NbN resonators, the thickness and length of which are only several nanometers and hundred microns, respectively. The quality factor of such compact resonators can reach up to 7.5 × 104 at single photon power level at 30 mK with the resonance frequency around 6.835 GHz. In order to tune the resonant frequency, the resonator is terminated to the ground with a dc-SQUID. By tuning the magnetic flux in the dc-SQUID, the effective inductance of the dc-SQUID is varied, which leads to the change in the resonant frequency of the resonator. The tunability range is more than 30 MHz and the quality factor is about 3 × 103. These compact and tunable NbN resonators have potential applications in the quantum information processing, such as in the precision measurement, coupling and/or reading out the quantum states of qubits.
Subject
General Physics and Astronomy
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