Speaker
Alexei Orekhov
(IBM Research Zurich)
Description
Dispersive gate sensing, where a resonator is directly attached to a quantum dot gate, is a promising spin qubit readout technique. We discuss a potential limitation of this approach arising from capacitive crosstalk. We find that an ac voltage modulation on a plunger gate of a finFET double quantum dot can induce a 20 times larger signal on the neighboring barrier gate attached to a tank circuit with Qi =1000. The corresponding broadening of the inter-dot charge transition limits the operation of the dots as qubits. We explain this effect by capacitive crosstalk between bondpads and discuss further design constrains that need to be addressed when employing this technique.
Author
Mr
Eoin G. Kelly
(IBM Research Zurich)
Co-authors
Alexei Orekhov
(IBM Research Zurich)
Dr
Matthias Mergenthaler
(IBM Research Zurich)
Dr
Felix Schupp
(IBM Research Zurich)
Dr
Nico Hendrickx
(IBM Research Zurich)
Mr
Stephan Paredes
(IBM Research Zurich)
Mr
Rafael S. Eggli
(University of Basel)
Dr
Andreas V. Kuhlmann
(University of Basel)
Dr
Patrick Harvey-Collard
(IBM Research Zurich)
Dr
Andreas Fuhrer
(IBM Research Zurich)
Dr
Gian Salis
(IBM Research Zurich)