High-Fidelity Rapid Initialization and Read-Out of an Electron Spin via the Single DonorCharge State
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- 16 October 2015
- journal article
- research article
- Published by American Physical Society (APS) in Physical Review Letters
- Vol. 115 (16) , 166806
Abstract
We demonstrate high-fidelity electron spin read-out of a precision placed single donor in silicon via spin selective tunneling to either the or charge state of the donor. By performing read-out at the stable two electron charge transition we can increase the tunnel rates to a nearby single electron transistor charge sensor by nearly 2 orders of magnitude, allowing faster qubit read-out (1 ms) with minimum loss in read-out fidelity (98.4%) compared to read-out at the transition (99.6%). Furthermore, we show that read-out via the charge state can be used to rapidly initialize the electron spin qubit in its ground state with a fidelity of .
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Funding Information
- Australian Research Council (CE110001027)
- Army Research Office (W911NF-08-1-0527)
- U.S. National Security Agency
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