Status of the SIMP Project: Toward the Single Microwave Photon Detection

Alessandra Toncelli; Alessandro Gallo; Alessio Rettaroli; Benno Margesin; Bruno Buonomo; Carlo Barone; Carlo Ligi; Claudio Gatti; Daniele Di Gioacchino; Danilo Babusci

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arxiv 2107.00558 v1 pith:MCIPTTCP submitted 2021-07-01 physics.ins-det astro-ph.IM

David Alesini , Danilo Babusci , Carlo Barone , Bruno Buonomo , Matteo Mario Beretta , Lorenzo Bianchini , Gabriella Castellano , Fabio Chiarello

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Daniele Di Gioacchino Paolo Falferi Giulietto Felici Giovanni Filatrella Luca Gennaro Foggetta Alessandro Gallo Claudio Gatti Francesco Giazotto Gianluca Lamanna Franco Ligabue Nadia Ligato Carlo Ligi Giovanni Maccarrone Benno Margesin Francesco Mattioli Eugenio Monticone Luca Oberto Sergio Pagano Federico Paolucci Mauro Rajteri Alessio Rettaroli Luigi Rolandi Paolo Spagnolo Alessandra Toncelli Guido Torrioli

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The Italian institute for nuclear physics (INFN) has financed the SIMP project (2019-2021) in order to strengthen its skills and technologies in the field of meV detectors with the ultimate aim of developing a single microwave photon detector. This goal will be pursued by improving the sensitivity and the dark count rate of two types of photodetectors: current biased Josephson Junction (JJ) for the frequency range 10-50 GHz and Transition Edge Sensor (TES) for the frequency range 30-100 GHz. Preliminary results on materials and devices characterization are presented.

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