Optical beam angle and position control system
AssigneesIonQ, Inc., Duke University
InventorsJungsang Kim, Kai Hudek, Jaime David Wong-Campos
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AssigneesIonQ, Inc., Duke University
InventorsJungsang Kim, Kai Hudek, Jaime David Wong-Campos
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Aspects of the present disclosure describe techniques for independently controlling an angle (e.g., change in tilt) and/or position (e.g., change in lateral position) of an optical beam. For example, an optical beam control system may include a telescope with rotatable mirrors and lenses configured to provide a path to an optical beam to produce an output optical beam, which in turn is made into parallel optical beams following a diffractive optical element. The optical beam control system may also include a detector system to a beam angle and/or a beam position of one of the parallel optical beams to generate feedback signal or signals to control a rotation of one or more of the mirrors in the telescope such as to adjust the beam angle, the beam position, or both of the parallel optical beams. The optical beam control system may be part of a quantum information processing (QIP) system.
An optical beam control system, comprising:
A quantum information processing (QIP) system for controlling quantum states of ions in an ion chain for quantum operations, comprising:
A method for controlling, by an optical beam control system, an optical beam in a quantum information processing (QIP) system, the optical beam control system having a telescope with multiple rotatable mirrors and multiple lenses, a diffractive optical lens, a zoom lens, a detector system having a first sensor and a second sensor, and a multi-channel acousto-optic modulator (AOM), the method comprising:
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