Towards Phononic Parametric Amplification via Acoustoelectric Three-Wave Mixing for Quantum Limited Optomechanical Readout

We demonstrate phononic parametric amplification at 500 MHz in InGaAs-TFLN-Si heterostructures with 14.2 dB of phase-sensitive gain at room temperature. We discuss applications to on-chip measurement of cryogenic quantum optomechanical systems.

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1364/cleo_si.2025.ss106_5
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Mechanical and Optical Resonators
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Towards Phononic Parametric Amplification via Acoustoelectric Three-Wave Mixing for Quantum Limited Optomechanical Readout

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Towards Phononic Parametric Amplification via Acoustoelectric Three-Wave Mixing for Quantum Limited Optomechanical Readout

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We demonstrate phononic parametric amplification at 500 MHz in InGaAs-TFLN-Si heterostructures with 14.2 dB of phase-sensitive gain at room temperature. We discuss applications to on-chip measurement of cryogenic quantum optomechanical systems.

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