Realization of strong coupling between Er3+: CaWO4 crystal and the loop-gap resonator for a hybrid quantum system

Erbium-doped crystals provide a promising platform for integration with other quantum systems, offering telecom-band optical and microwave spin transitions with long coherence times for quantum memory and transduction applications. In order to construct efficient hybrid quantum systems, it is challenging but necessary to realize strong coupling between erbium spins and other microwave photons. Here, we design and construct a high-quality-factor three-dimensional loop-gap microwave resonator for wide-range electron spin resonance detection. We achieved strong coupling with a strength of 85.1 MHz at 100 mK. Our results demonstrate a viable hybrid quantum system, paving the way for integrated networks that combine optical communication with microwave quantum computing.

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Applied Physics Letters
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2025-09-15
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https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0285984
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Quantum optics and atomic interactions
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Realization of strong coupling between Er3+: CaWO4 crystal and the loop-gap resonator for a hybrid quantum system

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Abstract

Erbium-doped crystals provide a promising platform for integration with other quantum systems, offering telecom-band optical and microwave spin transitions with long coherence times for quantum memory and transduction applications. In order to construct efficient hybrid quantum systems, it is challenging but necessary to realize strong coupling between erbium spins and other microwave photons. Here, we design and construct a high-quality-factor three-dimensional loop-gap microwave resonator for wide-range electron spin resonance detection. We achieved strong coupling with a strength of 85.1 MHz at 100 mK. Our results demonstrate a viable hybrid quantum system, paving the way for integrated networks that combine optical communication with microwave quantum computing.

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Southern University of Science and Technology (CN), National Supercomputing Center in Shenzhen (CN)
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