Diamond device with DC and MW gate-structures being wire-bonded in a PCB.
Diamond Lens Devices (SIL)
TNO
Qu-Pilot
We have developed a stable process to procure diamond substrate (in 100 or 111 crystalline orientation), adjust the density of in-grown NV centers, manufacture micrometer-sized lenses around single NVs (sometimes referred to as SIL [solid-immersion lens]), add metallic gating structures (MW and DC), and anti-reflective coating. These devices can be delivered bonded in a PCB. Typically, the best lens can achieve about one million photons per second from a single NV (disregarding photons from other sources). Beyond this, some customer-supplied substrates and color centers can be used – please inquire with us to discuss details. Several of the micro-lens devices we made were used for the The Hague-Delft quantum internet demonstrator [https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.03723], among others. They have also been used to enhance the readout of diverse individual or ensemble color centers, significantly enhancing and accelerating (complex) measurements. This can e.g. be used to accelerate investigations of (novel) color center candidates, protocol development, QKD and quantum internet development, fundamental research, etc. If you have any more questions, inquiries, or custom requests, please do not hesitate to reach out.
Scanning-electron micrograph image of a lens in diamond around a single NV with microwave and DC bias gates and anti-reflective coating.
Scanning-electron micrograph image of multiple lenses, gates, and logo.
Sensing Computing Communication
Diamond 
Prototyping  Testing  Measurements Design support  Fabrication