Fig. 4: Reconstruction of \(\partial\;{\overleftrightarrow{g}}/\partial {V}_{i}\) for differently oriented electrostatic gates. | Nature Materials

Fig. 4: Reconstruction of \(\partial\;{\overleftrightarrow{g}}/\partial {V}_{i}\) for differently oriented electrostatic gates.

From: Sweet-spot operation of a germanium hole spin qubit with highly anisotropic noise sensitivity

Fig. 4

ac, Relative voltage sensitivity of the energy splitting (∂fQ2/∂Vi)/fQ2 of Q2 for a voltage excitation applied to gates P2 (a), B2 (b) and B12 (c). Top panels correspond to sweeps of the magnetic field elevation θB, whereas bottom panels correspond to sweeps of the in-plane angle ϕB. The solid lines correspond to projections of the \(\partial\;{\overleftrightarrow{g}}/\partial {V}_{i}\) fitted to the data. d, Schematic illustration of the qubit layout indicating the different electrostatic gates. eg, Relative Rabi frequency of (∂fRabi/∂Vi)/fQ2 of Q2 for a drive voltage excitation Vi applied to gates P2 (e), B2 (f) and B12 (g). Solid lines correspond to the projection of the \(\partial\;{\overleftrightarrow{g}}/\partial {V}_{i}\) as fitted to the data in panels ac. hj, Cross-section of the change in \({\overleftrightarrow{g}}\) in the x–y, xz and yz planes of the magnet frame when applying a voltage pulse of 0.1 V on gates P2 (h), B2 (i) and B12 (j), with respect to the normal operation voltage V0. Dotted lines correspond to the cross-sections of \({\overleftrightarrow{g}}\), whereas solid lines represent \(\begin{array}{l}{\overleftrightarrow{g}}+\delta\;\,{\overleftrightarrow{g}}_{{i}}\,\left(0.1\,{\mathrm{V}}\right)\end{array}\).

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