The growing interest in quantum technologies, from fundamental physics experiments to quantum computing, demands for extremely performing electronics only adding the minimum amount of noise admitted by quantum mechanics to the input signal (i.e., quantum-limited electronics). Superconducting microwave amplifiers, due to their dissipationless nature, exhibit outstanding performances in terms of noise (quantum limited), and gain. However, bandwidth and saturation power still show space for substantial improvement. Within the DARTWARS1 collaboration, we are developing state-of-the-art microwave superconducting amplifiers based on Josephson junction arrays and on distributed kinetic inductance transmission lines. Here we report the realization of a setup for the characterization of the performances of Josephson traveling-wave parametric amplifiers at a temperature of 300 mK. Although in the final experimental setup, these amplifiers will operate at a base temperature of about 20 mK, their characterization at 300 mK allows to evidence the main aspects of their performances, but the ultimate noise level. This represents a quick and relatively inexpensive way to test these superconductive devices that can be of help to improve their design and fabrication.
Characterization of Traveling-Wave Josephson Parametric Amplifiers at T = 0.3 K / Granata, Veronica; Avallone, Guerino; Barone, Carlo; Borghesi, Matteo; Capelli, Silvia; Carapella, Giovanni; Caricato, Anna Paola; Carusotto, Iacopo; Cian, Alessandro; Di Gioacchino, Daniele; Enrico, Emanuele; Falferi, Paolo; Fasolo, Luca; Faverzani, Marco; Ferri, Elena; Filatrella, Giovanni; Gatti, Claudio; Giachero, Andrea; Giubertoni, Damiano; Greco, Angelo; Guarcello, Claudio; Labranca, Danilo; Leo, Angelo; Ligi, Carlo; Maccarrone, Giovanni; Mantegazzini, Federica; Margesin, Benno; Maruccio, Giuseppe; Mauro, Costantino; Mezzena, Renato; Monteduro, Anna Grazia; Nucciotti, Angelo; Oberto, Luca; Origo, Luca; Pagano, Sergio; Pierro, Vincenzo; Piersanti, Luca; Rajteri, Mauro; Rettaroli, Alessio; Rizzato, Silvia; Vinante, Andrea; Zannoni, Mario. - In: IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON APPLIED SUPERCONDUCTIVITY. - ISSN 1051-8223. - STAMPA. - 33:1(2023), pp. 1-7. [10.1109/TASC.2022.3214656]
Characterization of Traveling-Wave Josephson Parametric Amplifiers at T = 0.3 K
Fasolo, Luca;Greco, Angelo;
2023
Abstract
The growing interest in quantum technologies, from fundamental physics experiments to quantum computing, demands for extremely performing electronics only adding the minimum amount of noise admitted by quantum mechanics to the input signal (i.e., quantum-limited electronics). Superconducting microwave amplifiers, due to their dissipationless nature, exhibit outstanding performances in terms of noise (quantum limited), and gain. However, bandwidth and saturation power still show space for substantial improvement. Within the DARTWARS1 collaboration, we are developing state-of-the-art microwave superconducting amplifiers based on Josephson junction arrays and on distributed kinetic inductance transmission lines. Here we report the realization of a setup for the characterization of the performances of Josephson traveling-wave parametric amplifiers at a temperature of 300 mK. Although in the final experimental setup, these amplifiers will operate at a base temperature of about 20 mK, their characterization at 300 mK allows to evidence the main aspects of their performances, but the ultimate noise level. This represents a quick and relatively inexpensive way to test these superconductive devices that can be of help to improve their design and fabrication.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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