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Assessing the operating characteristics of an ion-milled phonon-mediated quantum parity detector
Brandon J. Sandoval, Andrew D. Beyer, Pierre M. Echternach +4
Phonon sensitive superconducting qubits promise to provide sub-eV energy deposit thresholds, useful for future rare-event experiments looking for interactions from dark matter and…
Development Status of the KIPM Detector Consortium
Dylan J Temples, Zoë J. Smith, Selby Q Dang +21
A Kinetic Inductance Phonon-Mediated Detector is a calorimeter that uses kinetic inductance detectors to read out phonon signals from the device substrate. We have established a co…
Low two-level-system noise in hydrogenated amorphous silicon
Fabien Defrance, Andrew D. Beyer, Jordan Wheeler +2
At sub-Kelvin temperatures, two-level systems (TLS) present in amorphous dielectrics source a permittivity noise, degrading the performance of a wide range of devices using superco…
Quantum Parity Detectors: a qubit based particle detection scheme with meV thresholds for rare-event searches
Karthik Ramanathan, Brandon J. Sandoval, John E. Parker +5
The next generation of rare-event searches, such as those aimed at determining the nature of particle dark matter or in measuring fundamental neutrino properties, will benefit from…
Characterization of the low electric field and zero-temperature two-level-system loss in hydrogenated amorphous silicon
Fabien Defrance, Andrew D. Beyer, Shibo Shu +2
Two-level systems (TLS) are an important, if not dominant, source of loss and noise for superconducting resonators such as those used in kinetic inductance detectors and some quant…
Significant noise improvement in a Kinetic Inductance Phonon-Mediated detector by use of a wideband parametric amplifier
Karthik Ramanathan, Osmond Wen, Taylor Aralis +9
Microwave Kinetic Inductance Detectors (MKIDs) have been demonstrated as capable phonon sensors when coupled to crystalline substrates, and have been proposed as detectors for next…