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Bachelor thesis . 2023
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Fabricación y caracterización de emisores cuánticos en materiales 2D

Authors: Varela García, Alejandro;

Fabricación y caracterización de emisores cuánticos en materiales 2D

Abstract

La fabricación deliberada de emisores cuánticos en materiales 2D es clave para el desarrollo de futuras tecnologías cuánticas en fotónica ultracompactas. En este trabajo de grado se propone fabricar y caracterizar fuentes emisoras de fotones individuales en materiales 2D de elevado bandgap como el nitruro de boro hexagonal (hBN). Para ello, el estudiante aprenderá a fabricar cristales 2D de espesor nanométrico mediante la técnica de exfoliación mecánica. Con el fin de generar defectos en los cristales que actúen como centros emisores de fotones individuales, estos serán irradiados a continuación con iones de energía variable mediante una colaboración con el centro de microanálisis de materiales de la UAM. Los cristales irradiados serán caracterizados a continuación mediante la técnica de micro-fotoluminiscencia para evaluar los defectos generados como fuentes eficiencias de fotones individuales.

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