A near–quantum-limited Josephson traveling-wave parametric amplifier

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A near–quantum-limited Josephson traveling-wave parametric amplifier by C. Macklin, K. O’Brien, D. Hover, M. E. Schwartz, V. Bolkhovsky, X. Zhang, W. D. Oliver, and I. Siddiqi Science Volume 350(6258):307-310 October 16, 2015 Published by AAAS

Fig. 1 Josephson traveling-wave parametric amplifier. Josephson traveling-wave parametric amplifier. (A) Circuit diagram. The JTWPA is implemented as a nonlinear lumped-element transmission line; one unit cell consists of a Josephson junction with critical current μA and intrinsic capacitance fF with a capacitive shunt to ground fF. Every third unit cell includes a lumped-element resonator designed with capacitance pF and inductance = 120 pH, with coupling strength set by a capacitor fF. The value of C in the resonator-loaded cell is reduced to compensate for the addition of . (B) False-color optical micrograph. The coloring corresponds to the inset in (A), with the lower metal layer shown in gray. (C) Photograph of a 2037 junction JTWPA. The line is meandered several times on the 5 mm by 5 mm chip to achieve the desired amplifier gain. C. Macklin et al. Science 2015;350:307-310 Published by AAAS

Fig. 2 Resonant phase matching. Resonant phase matching. (A) Cryogenic transmission calibration setup. Input signals are split by means of a power divider followed by a 20-dB attenuator. We connect a JTWPA to one arm and a microwave union to the other arm using identical microwave cables. A switch selects which measurement chain is connected to the HEMT amplifier. (B) Small-signal transmission of the JTWPA, showing the transmission dip (red) and wave vector shift (blue) due to the dispersion feature near 7.25 GHz. The small ripples are due to inhomogeneity in the frequency of the RPM resonators. (C) Phase mismatch and gain. The phase mismatch is shown for a pump at 7.157 GHz (solid green, “RPM”) and at 6.5 GHz (solid purple, “detuned”) versus pump power, with a signal at 6.584 GHz. The decrease in at large pump power for the RPM case corresponds to an enhancement in the gain (solid gold) compared to a detuned pump (solid blue). Theory overlays are shown as dashed lines in complementary colors. The measured gain curve slumps because of a drop in pump transmission for pump currents near the junction critical current. Improvements to the RPM resonators could enable further enhancement of gain. (D) Gain profile of the JTWPA with a strong pump applied at 7.157 GHz and . The ripples are due to imperfect impedance matching between the JTWPA and the embedding environment. A predicted gain profile (dotted red) is overlaid, in good agreement with the measured performance. C. Macklin et al. Science 2015;350:307-310 Published by AAAS

Fig. 3 Noise performance of JTWPA. (A) Cryogenic circuit schematic. Noise performance of JTWPA. (A) Cryogenic circuit schematic. Readout and control pulses enter the 3D transmon system at left. The transmitted readout signal leaves through the strongly coupled port at right. The pump tone for the JTWPA enters via a directional coupler. (B) Calibrated noise spectra. The known signal power calibrates the spectra to the cavity output plane. Using a measurement bandwidth of 10 kHz, we extract the system noise on the right axis. With the pump on (blue trace), we find a system noise of times the standard quantum limit (S.Q.L., green dashes). (C) Pulse sequence for weak measurement. An initial strong measurement heralds the ground state. The qubit is then prepared in the excited state or left in the ground state. A variable-strength weak measurement is applied, followed by a final strong measurement. (D) Example weak measurement histograms with and μs with Gaussian fits. The black dashed line illustrates the histogram width expected for a fully quantum-limited measurement. C. Macklin et al. Science 2015;350:307-310 Published by AAAS

Fig. 4 High-fidelity projective measurement. High-fidelity projective measurement. (A) Optimized projective readout histograms. The intrinsic overlap of the histograms contributes less than of the total error. (B) Histogram separation error for 100-ns integration window. The measurement power required to achieve a histogram separation error below (dashed green line) is 14 dB below the measured 1-dB compression power of the JTWPA (dashed red line). C. Macklin et al. Science 2015;350:307-310 Published by AAAS