Optical coherence and energy-level properties of a Tm-doped LiNbO waveguide at sub-Kelvin temperatures
arXiv:2101.08863 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.103.134105
Abstract
We characterize the optical coherence and energy-level properties of the 795 nm H to H transition of Tm in a Ti:LiNbO waveguide at temperatures as low as 0.65 K. Coherence properties are measured with varied temperature, magnetic field, optical excitation power and wavelength, and measurement time-scale. We also investigate nuclear spin-induced hyperfine structure and population dynamics with varying magnetic field and laser excitation power. Except for accountable differences due to difference Ti and Tm-doping concentrations, we find that the properties of Tm:Ti:LiNbO produced by indiffusion doping are consistent with those of a bulk-doped Tm:LiNbO crystal measured under similar conditions. Our results, which complement previous work in a narrower parameter space, support using rare-earth-ions for integrated optical and quantum signal processing.
arXiv comment15 pages, 15 figures
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