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Nanoelectromechanical control of spin-photon interfaces in a hybrid quantum system on chip

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We demonstrate nanomechanical strain control of tin vacancies in diamond nanostructures in a hybrid system-on-chip architecture based on piezo-actuated photonics. We show frequency tuning and acoustic control over 20 GHz and 2 GHz respectively, as well as on-chip active routing of color center single photon emission.

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