Glass Ion Traps for Quantum Sensing
Glass micromachined traps and photonic structures for quantum sensing applications.
Sensing & readout · In catalog
Monolithic fused-silica 3D ion traps with metallized electrodes and optical features via femtosecond laser writing.
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3D Glass Ion Traps for Quantum Computing is a component listed by FEMTOprint in Quantum devices. Monolithic fused-silica 3D ion traps with metallized electrodes and optical features via femtosecond laser writing.
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