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QUANTUM TECHNOLOGY

Fabrication Processes for High Quality Quantum Devices

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Quantum devices are extraordinarily sensitive to the loss of their quantum properties. Improved device fabrication processes can mitigate these losses. Working closely with the quantum community, Oxford Instruments Plasma Technology offers solutions to minimize losses arising from device processing.

In this webinar, we will review the uses of the technologies below for creating better superconducting, colour centre (diamond/SiC), and photonic quantum devices:

  • Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD) of superconducting materials for Qubits such as NbN and TiN
  • Deep Reactive Ion Etching of Silicon (DSiE) for TSV to enable 3D integration of Quantum circuits
  • Reactive Ion Etching (RIE) for smooth diamond thinning for NV centres
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Duration:

1 hour 10 minutes

Language:

English

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Plasma Technology

Speaker

Dr Russ Renzas - Oxford Instruments Plasma Technology
Quantum Technology Manager

Dr Russ Renzas is the Quantum Technology Manager at Oxford Instruments, where he focuses on the use of atomic layer deposition ...

 

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