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Electromechanics of Suspended Spiral Capacitors and Inductors

arXiv
Authors: Sina Khorasani

Year

2017

Paper ID

25217

Status

Preprint

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101

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Abstract

Most electromechanical devices are in two-dimensional metallic drums under high tensile stress, which causes increased mechanical frequency and quality factor. However, high mechanical frequencies lead to small zero-point displacements xrm zp, which limits the single-photon interaction rate g0. For applications which demand large g0, any design with increased xrm zp is desirable. It is shown that a patterned drum by spiral shape can resolve this difficulty, which is obtained by a reduction of mechanical frequency while the motion mass is kept almost constant. An order of magnitude increase in g0, and agreement between simulations and interferometric measurements is observed.

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  • Most electromechanical devices are in two-dimensional metallic drums under high tensile stress, which causes increased mechanical frequency and quality factor.

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