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US 2018/0003636 A1Published application
Die-integrated aspheric mirror
AssigneeHoneywell International Inc.
InventorsJames Edward Goeders, Matthew Edward Lewis Jungwirth, Terry Dean Stark
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Abstract
Apparatuses and systems for a die-integrated aspheric mirror are described herein. One apparatus includes an ion trap die including a number of ion locations and an aspheric mirror integrated with the ion trap die.
Claims20
A die-integrated aspheric mirror apparatus, comprising:
- an ion trap die comprising a plurality of separate ion locations each configured to separately trap an ion in a potential well;
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- an aspheric mirror physically integrated with the ion trap die.
A die-integrated aspheric mirror system, comprising:
- an ion trap die comprising a plurality of separate ion locations each configured to separately trap an ion in a potential well;
- a first aspheric mirror physically integrated with the ion trap die;
- a first light source configured to promote emission of light by excitation of at least one ion trapped in the plurality of separate ion locations, wherein the first light source is positioned distal to the first aspheric mirror relative to the ion trap die;
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- a first number of optical fibers positioned between the first aspheric mirror and the ion trap die, wherein the number of optical fibers is configured to collect light reflected by the first aspheric mirror that was emitted from the plurality of separate ion locations.
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A die-integrated aspheric mirror system, comprising:
- an ion trap die comprising a plurality of separate ion locations each configured to separately trap an ion in a potential well;
- a first aspheric mirror physically integrated with the ion trap die;
- a light source configured to promote emission of light by aimed excitation of a plurality of ions each trapped in one of a plurality of separate ion locations;
- a first plurality of optical fibers positioned between the first aspheric mirror and the ion trap die to collect light;
- a processor;
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- memory having executable instructions to be executed by the processor to:
- determine a particular ion location from which the light was emitted by each of the first plurality of optical fibers being positioned to collect light focused thereon by the first aspheric mirror.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.