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Superconducting Parallel-Plate Resonators for the Detection of Single Electron Spins
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Authors: André Pscherer, Jannes Liersch, Patrick Abgrall, Andrew D. Beyer, Fabien Defrance, Sunil R. Gowala, Hélène Le Sueur, James O'Sullivan, Emmanuel Flurin, Patrice Bertet
Year
2026
Paper ID
35666
Status
Preprint
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We introduce a multilayer superconducting microwave resonator with sub-Ohm impedance optimized for high coupling strength to single electron spins. The design minimizes the magnetic far-field and therefore achieves a Purcell factor FP > 1015. We show several ways to fabricate this type of resonator and present resonators with an intrinsic Q-factor exceeding 2 cdot 104 at the single-photon level. We further characterize these resonators in magnetic fields up to 500 mT. Finally, we evaluate the impact of the achievable Purcell factor on single-spin detection through photon counting and dispersive readout.
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