Phased Geometric Controls of V-Shaped Three-Level System for Zero-field Quantum Sensing
arXiv:2307.03916 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevApplied.21.054011
Abstract
Here we propose and demonstrate a phased geometric control protocol for zero-field double quantum gates in a V-shaped three-level spin system. This method utilizes linearly polarized microwave pulses and exploits the geometric qubit properties to prevent state leakage. By employing specific phased geometric controls, we realize a low-power multi-pulse zero-field sensing technique using single nitrogen-vacancy centers in diamond. Our method offers a novel approach to implement precise double quantum gate operations with an adaptable driving power, making it a valuable tool for zero-field spin-based quantum technology.
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