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Transition edge sensors with low timing jitter at 1550 nm

Antia Lamas-Linares, Thomas Gerrits, Nathan A. Tomlin, Adriana E. Lita, Brice Calkins, Jörn Beyer, Richard P. Mirin, and Sae Woo Nam

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Abstract

Transition edge sensors have demonstrated near unity detection efficiency of single photons and photon number resolving ability over a wide wavelength range (≈ 700 −1600 nm). They are also known to be slow, with timing jitter values in the ≈ 100 ns range, and the best current values in the ≈ 20 ns range. We report measured jitter times below 5 ns for a tungsten TES. This is particularly relevant for experiments clocked from an 80 MHz Ti:Sa laser.

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