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A Quantum Frequency Converter Cuts Noise To 35 Counts Per Second
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USTC Sets Record for 393nm-to-1550nm Quantum Frequency Conversion, Linking Ion Memories to Fiber
Researchers at the University of Science and Technology of China (USTC) have demonstrated efficient, low-noise quantum frequency conversion from 393 nanometers to the 1550-nanometer telecom band, a step toward linking trapped-ion quantum memories over long optical fibers. The work, by a team including Pan Jianwei and Zhang Qiang of USTC and Zheng Mingyang of the Jinan Institute of Quantum Technology, was published on October 13 in Physical Revie…
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