Optical Direct-Write Lithography of Shadow Mask Josephson Junctions

ORAL

Abstract

We have developed a technique to fabricate Josephson junctions with a direct-write laser lithography system, enabling fast writing of large-area patterns. Using standard Niemeyer-Dolan bridge shadow deposition techniques, we create relatively large junctions (0.5 um^2) suitable for array-based parametric amplifiers. We explore fabrication techniques to create low critical current junctions for superconducting qubits. We present results on reproducibility and performance of Josephson parametric amplifiers and transmon qubits utilizing these junctions.

*This work was supported the ONR Grant No. 12114811 and the NSF Grant No. PHY-1607156

Presenters

  • Jonathan Monroe

    • Washington University, St. Louis

Authors

  • Jonathan Monroe

    • Washington University, St. Louis
  • Kater Murch

    • Washington University, St. Louis
    • Physics, Washington University in St. Louis