Microscopic diamond Solid-Immersion-Lenses fabricated around single defect ceneters by focussed ion beam milling
arXiv:1406.7209 · doi:10.1063/1.4902818
Abstract
Recent efforts to define microscopic solid-immersion-lenses (SIL) by focused ion beam milling into diamond substrates that are registered to a preselected single photon emitter are summarized. We show how we determine the position of a single emitter with at least 100 nm lateral and 500 nm axial accuracy, and how the milling procedure is optimized. The characteristics of a single emitter, a Nitrogen Vacancy (NV) center in diamond, are measured before and after producing the SIL and compared with each other. A count rate of 1.0 million counts per second is achieved with a oriented NV center.
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