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An Integrated and Fiber-Coupled Interface with Tin-Vacancy Centres in Diamond Waveguides

M. Pasini, N. Codreanu, A. Riera Moral, L. De Santis, H. K. C. Beukers, C. Waas, J. M. Brevoord, J. Borregaard, and R. Hanson

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Abstract

We integrate tin-vacancy colour centres in diamond nanophotonic waveguides with a fiber-based coupling interface. From spectroscopic investigation we find narrow in-homogeneous distribution, almost transform-limited optical transitions and low spectral diffusion.

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