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Photoinduced Fields L C Basset F J Heremans C G Yale B B Buckley and A Awschalom PRL 107 266403 2011 Motivation NV centers are sensitive to their local environment gt sample ID: 602303

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Electrical Tuning of Single Nitrogen-Vacancy Center Optical Transitions Enhanced by Photoinduced Fields

L. C. Basset, F.

J

.

Heremans

, C. G. Yale, B. B. Buckley, and A.

Awschalom

PRL 107, 266403 (2011)Slide2

Motivation

NV centers are sensitive to their local environment -> sample

inhomogeneities

result in distribution of ZPL lines (strain, electrostatic charges)

Successful entanglement requires identical photons

How to tune emission?

Dc Stark effect – electric fields perturb both the ground and excited state orbitals

Compensate intrinsic local strain and electrostatic fields of NV centers with an external fieldSlide3

NV center in diamond

C

3v

symmetry

ZPL transitions around 637.2 nm (1.946eV)

Resonant

transitions

(637 nm)

Excite with

532 nm

Detection

Intersystem

c

rossing (dark)

3

A

2

3

E

x

,

3

E

y

1

A

1

1

E

Level splitting due to

s

train fields

3

E

x

3

E

y

m

S

=+1

m

S

=0

m

S

=-1

e

-

NV

-

center

i

n diamond

latticeSlide4

Earlier work on Stark effect in single NV centers

Stark Shift Control of Single Optical Centers in Diamond

Ph.

Tamarat

et al., PRL 97, 083002 (2006)

Mo/Ag electrodes, spacing=50 mm

400nm SiO2 overcoat

Stark shift given by

w

ith F the local electric field

Linear dependency for degenerate excited states

Quadratic dependency for non-degenerate states (strain, orientation of NV with respect to field)

Density-functional calculations confirm orientation-dependent breakage of electronic symmetry in electric field

 

 Slide5

Sample prep and measurement setup

CVD diamond, <5ppb nitrogen (Element6)

Electron irradiated (2 MeV, 1.2E14cm

-2

)

Annealed at 800C

Electrodes are either Ti/

Pt

/ Au or ITO

Measurements at 20K

No magnetic field

532 nm repump

to maintain spin-polarized population in /Sz>Record PLE into red-shifted

phonen sidebandBias pulsed at 1 kHzSlide6

Hamiltonian

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Symmetrized field strengths

Transition energy eigenvalues

Local field can cancel transverse comp.

of intrinsic strain.Slide7

Lateral tuning

Kink at 0 V due to asymmetry in electric field, photoionization of charge traps (N at ~1.7eV

below conduction band edge of diamond) -> long-lived non-equilibrium charges

Crossing at 7 V shows restoration of C

3v

symmetry

[

110]

[-110]

[001]Slide8

Stark shift response for vertical tuning

Transparent ITO top gate

Stark shift due to tuning with top gate amplified compared to lateral tuning

Positive charges in illuminated volume below NV are assumed to rectify Z component of E-field

Photoexcitation

of N donors results in out-of-plane field

F=

F=

β

Vv

+

β

|V|

ξSlide9

Comparison of measurement outcome and model predictions

 

 Slide10

Tuning diagram – 3D control of local field vector