DOE OSTI · 2430096
The Roadrunner Trap: A QSCOUT Device
Abstract
The Roadrunner ion trap is a micro-fabricated surface-electrode ion trap based on silicon technology. This trap has one long linear section and a junction to allow for chain storage and reconfiguration. It uses a symmetric rf-rail design with segmented inner and outer control electrodes and independent control in the junction arms. The trap is fabricated on Sandia’s High Optical Access (HOA) platform to provide good optical access for tightly focused laser beams skimming the trap surface. It is packaged on our custom Bowtie-102 ceramic pin or land grid array packages using a 2.54 mm pitch for backside pins or pads. This trap also includes an rf sensing capacitive divider and tungsten wires for heating or temperature monitoring. The Roadrunner builds on the knowledge gained from previous surface traps fabricated at Sandia while improving ion control capabilities.
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Revelle, Melissa C., Delaney, Matthew Allen, Haltli, Raymond A., Heller, Edwin J., Nordquist, Christopher D., Ou, Eric, Van Der Wall, Jay Wesley, Clark, Susan M.. 2023-12-21. The Roadrunner Trap: A QSCOUT Device. https://doi.org/10.2172/2430096
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