Long distance optical conveyor-belt transport of ultracold Cs and Rb atoms
arXiv:2307.13382 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.109.023321
Abstract
We report on the transport of ultracold cesium and rubidium atoms over cm in under ms using an optical conveyor belt formed by two counter-propagating beams with a controllable frequency difference that generate a movable optical lattice. By carefully selecting the waists and focus positions, we are able to use two static Gaussian beams for the transport, avoiding the need for a Bessel beam or vari-focus lenses. We characterize the transport efficiency for both species, including a comparison of different transport trajectories, gaining insight into the loss mechanisms and finding the minimum jerk trajectory to be optimum. Using the optimized parameters, we are able to transport up to cesium or rubidium atoms with an efficiency up to %. To demonstrate the viability of our transport scheme for experiments employing quantum gas microscopy, we produce Bose-Einstein condensates of either species after transport and present measurements of the simultaneous transport of both species.
15 pages, 10 figures
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