Narrowband Single Photons for Light-matter Interfaces: 2 Photon Pair Filtering3.2.1 Mode-Cleaning Cavity; 3.2.2 Clustering Effect; 3.3 Electronics and Control; 3.3.1 Field-Programmable Gate Array; 3.3.2 Control Software; 3.3.3 Temperature Stabilisation; 3.4 Frequency Stabilisation; 3.4.1 Laser; 3.4.2 Cavities; 3.4.3 Atomic System; 3.5 Detectors; 3.5.1 Universal Photodetectors; 3.5.2 Single Photon Counting; 3.6 Experimental Setup; 3.6.1 Laser and Absolute Frequency Reference; 3.6.2 Conversion Setup; 3.6.3 Mode-Cleaning Setup; 3.6.4 Feedback Loops; References; 4 Single Photon Characterisation; 4.1 Classical Characterisation

Download or read book Narrowband Single Photons for Light-matter Interfaces: 2 Photon Pair Filtering3.2.1 Mode-Cleaning Cavity; 3.2.2 Clustering Effect; 3.3 Electronics and Control; 3.3.1 Field-Programmable Gate Array; 3.3.2 Control Software; 3.3.3 Temperature Stabilisation; 3.4 Frequency Stabilisation; 3.4.1 Laser; 3.4.2 Cavities; 3.4.3 Atomic System; 3.5 Detectors; 3.5.1 Universal Photodetectors; 3.5.2 Single Photon Counting; 3.6 Experimental Setup; 3.6.1 Laser and Absolute Frequency Reference; 3.6.2 Conversion Setup; 3.6.3 Mode-Cleaning Setup; 3.6.4 Feedback Loops; References; 4 Single Photon Characterisation; 4.1 Classical Characterisation written by Markus Rambach and published by . This book was released on 2018 with total page pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: "This book provides a step-by-step guide on how to construct a narrowband single photon source for the integration with atom-based memory systems. It combines the necessary theoretical background with crucial experimental methods and characterisations to form a complete handbook for readers at all academic levels. The future implementation of large quantum networks will require the hybridisation of photonic qubits for communication with quantum memories in the context of information storage. Such an interface requires carefully tailored single photons to ensure compatibility with the chosen memory. The source itself is remarkable for a number of reasons, including being the spectrally narrowest and brightest source of its kind; in addition, it offers a novel technique for frequency stabilisation in an optical cavity, together with exceptional portability. Starting with a thorough analysis of the current literature, this book derives the essential parameters needed to design the source, describes its individual components in detail, and closes with the characterisation of a single photon source."--