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1 Metastable states in an RF driven Josephson oscillator R. VIJAYARAGHAVAN Daniel Prober Robert Schoelkopf Steve Girvin Department of Applied Physics Yale University APS March Meeting I. Siddiqi M. Metcalfe E. Boaknin V. Manucharyan P. Hyafil C. Rigetti L. Frunzio M.H. Devoret Acknowledgements: M. Dykman

2 INTRODUCTION DOUBLY CLAMPED MECHANICAL RESONATORS MICROMECHANICAL TORSIONAL OSCILLATOR RESONANT FREQ. ~ 90 MHz ~3 KHz QUALITY FACTOR ~7000 ~ TEMPERATURE 4K 4K - 77K TRANSITIONS ADDED NOISE ADDED NOISE

3 INTRODUCTION ELECTRICAL OSCILLATOR RESONANT FREQUENCY ~ 1.5 GHz QUALITY FACTOR ~ 20 FAST DYNAMICS ~ nanoseconds THERMALLY INDUCED TRANSITIONS TEMPERATURE: mk CLASSICAL TO QUANTUM DYNAMICS

4 Josephson Junction OUTLINE Non-dissipative, non-linear circuit element RF biased Josephson Junction Driven, non-linear oscillator Metastable states; transitions Quantum regime Applications

5 JOSEPHSON TUNNEL JUNCTION S I, 0 CJ Josephson relations I S I = I sin( δ ) 0 I0 critical current δ Superconducting phase Non-linear inductor h dδ V = = 2edt dδ dt I 0 V = ϕ0 = LJ = L C J J ϕ0 = I 0 1 cos( δ ) ϕ di dt 0 dδ dt

6 DC CURRENT BIAS I < I : V = 0 DC 0 SUPERCONDUCTING I > I : V 0 DC 0 DISSIPATIVE

7 RF DRIVEN NON-LINEAR OSCILLATOR { C d δ ϕ dδ ϕ0 J + + ϕ 2 0 0sin 0 RF sin t dt { R dt I δ = ϕ I ω mass drag force drive DRIVEN STATES IN THE SAME WELL NO TRANSITIONS OUT OF THE WELL

8 TWO DYNAMICAL STATES I RF /I 0 δ() t = δ sin( ωt+ γ ) ω p = max I0 ϕ C 0 J PLASMA FREQUENCY Q QUALITY = ω prcj FACTOR ω p 3 If ωp ω > bistability Q 2 Dynamical states differ in oscillation amplitude & phase

9 THE REFLECTION EXPERIMENT OSCILLATOR ENVIRONMENT 50 OHM CHARACTERISTIC IMPEDANCE

10 MINIMIZING NOISE USE CIRCULATOR TO PROTECT SAMPLE FROM IN-BAND NOISE

11 MINIMIZING NOISE USE FILTERS TO PROTECT SAMPLE FROM OUT OF BAND NOISE

12 JUNCTION + MICROWAVE CAPACITOR Si 3 N 4 Cu Al = Cu Al ε r = pf 1 mm 200 nm Si 3 N 4 15 nm Ti 35 nm Cr Al 1000 nm Cu 20 nm Cr Silicon Substrate METALLIC UNDERLAYER Al/Al /Al Junction (1 µa, nh)

13 NON-LINEAR RESONANCE k B T/E J 1/Q Q=ω p RC Siddiqi. et al, PRL. 94, (2005)

14 HYSTERESIS AND BISTABILITY EXPLOIT HYSTERESIS TO IMPROVE SIGNAL TO NOISE RATIO Siddiqi. et al, PRL 93, (2004).

15 TRANSITION RATES ω a Γ= exp 2π U kt B ( kt >> hω) U dyn 0 1 RF U = IB I 2 3/2 Dykman et. al. Physica 104 A, pp (1980). β 2/3 2 2/3 U0 I RF = 1 2 kt B esc I B β ωa = ln 2 π Γ Extract I B and escape temperature T esc

16 MEASURING ESCAPE TEMPERATURE I RF β 2/3 2 2/3 U0 I RF = 1 2 kt B esc I B State 0 Probability 2/3 β T=200 mk I / I 2 2 RF B Exponential decay of population Escape rate vs drive amplitude

17 MEASURING ESCAPE TEMPERATURE 2/3 β 200 mk 12 mk I / I 2 2 RF B

18 QUANTUM REGIME kt B Q esc = hω n+ 1 2 n = exp 1 / 1 ( hω k T ) B ω 2π = GHz Good agreement with quantum activation theory Need higher oscillator frequencies Marthaler et. al. arxiv:cond-mat/

19 JOSEPHSON BIFURCATION AMPLIFIER JBA: INPUT COUPLES TO I 0 - φ (i rf,i 0 ) -P switch (i rf,i 0 )

20 QUBIT READOUT QUBIT CONTROL PULSE SEQUENCE (~ 20 GHz) QUBIT STATE ENCODED IN REFL. PULSE PHASE φ A 1 0 A I RF / I 0 READOUT PROBING PULSE (~ 1 GHz)

21 1 Siddiqi et. al. Phys. Rev. B 73, (2006) 0 1 0

22 NON-LINEAR CAVITY RESONATORS Superconducting Nb 1D cavity (1-10GHz) Al-AlO-Al junction (I 0 ~0.5-5 µa) 10mm Power in Power out 100µm 10µm See the following talks later today for more details: W (Vladimir Manucharyan, 2.42 pm, Room 342) W (Etienne Boaknin, 2.54 pm, Room 342) W (Michael Metcalfe, 5.06 pm, Room 342)

23 CONCLUSIONS WELL CONTROLLED NON-LINEAR OSCILLATOR AT GHz FREQUENCIES INTERESTING ESCAPE PHYSICS IN THE QUANTUM REGIME HIGH FIDELITY QUBIT READOUT TOOLBOX FOR SENSITIVE DETECTORS AND AMPLIFIERS

24 SLIDES AFTER THIS ARE ADDITIONAL

25 DC CURRENT BIAS II: Metastability & Switching (,, ω p 0 1 I0 I ) 2 exp Γ DC T = π U kt 2 2 h I DC U( I0, IDC ) = I0 1 3 e I0 3/2 2/3 2/3 ω 2 2 h I I p 0 DC ln 1 2π ( IDC ) = Γ 3 e kbt I0 Extract I 0 and escape temperature T esc

26 DC CURRENT BIAS III: Macroscopic Quantum Tunneling (MQT) I 0 = 1.14 µa Martinis et al, PRB 35 (1987) T esc (K) T * = 5mK T bath (K) hω U * T > T = p kt : Γ e T 7.2k hω * p < T = : Γ= constant 7.2k thermal activation MQT

27 SOFTENING POTENTIAL Frequency decreases with drive amplitude For ω<ω p, weak drive off resonance strong drive on resonance

28 ATTRACTORS 0 1 THY δ t = δ sin ωt + δ cos ωt ( ) ( ) ( )

29 PHASE DIAGRAM: EXP & THY IN GOOD AGREEMENT All parameters in prediction measured experimentally! Siddiqi. et al, PRL. 94, (2005)

30 QUBIT + JBA CHIP WRITE PORT C C READ PORT

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