Polarisation-insensitive state preparation for trapped-ion hyperfine qubits
arXiv:2406.14448 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.110.L040402
Abstract
Quantum state preparation for trapped-ion qubits often relies on high-quality circularly-polarised light, which may be difficult to achieve with chip-based integrated optics technology. We propose and implement a hybrid optical/microwave scheme for intermediate-field hyperfine qubits which instead relies on frequency selectivity. Experimentally, we achieve fidelity for linearly-polarised (/) light, using Ca at 28.8 mT. We find that the fidelity remains above for a mixture of all polarisations (//). We calculate that the method is capable of fidelity in Ca, and even higher fidelities in heavier ions such as Ba.
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