High spectro-temporal purity single-photons from silicon micro-racetrack resonators using a dual-pulse configuration

Ben Burridge; Imad I. Faruque; John Rarity; Jorge Barreto

High spectro-temporal purity single-photons from silicon micro-racetrack resonators using a dual-pulse configuration

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arxiv 2004.13168 v1 pith:RS2MPT43 submitted 2020-04-27 quant-ph

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Single-photons with high spectro-temporal purity are an essential resource for quantum photonic technologies. The highest reported purity up until now from a conventional silicon photonic device is 92% without any spectral filtering. We have experimentally generated and observed single-photons with 98.0+-0.3 % spectro-temporal purity using a conventional micro racetrack resonator and an engineered dual pump pulse.

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