Implementing FPGA-Based Feedback Control of a Single Atom With LabVIEW and NI FlexRIO - Solutions. Author(s):Christian Sames - Max-Planck Institute of Quantum Optics Markus Koch - Max-Planck Institute of Quantum OpticsHaytham Chibani - Max-Planck Institute of Quantum OpticsMaximilian Balbach - Max-Planck Institute of Quantum OpticsTatjana Wilk - Max-Planck Institute of Quantum OpticsGerhard Rempe - Max-Planck Institute of Quantum Optics Feedback is one of the most powerful techniques to control a dynamic system.
The system investigated in our laboratory consists of a single neutral isolated atom interacting with single photons – the fundamental excitations of the quantized electromagnetic field – surrounded by highly reflecting cavity mirrors (see Figures 1 and 2). With this system, we can study fundamental quantum properties of light-matter interaction, which require an atom to be localized in the center of the cavity. Inherent heating processes, however, tend to drive the atom away to different positions. Four-Channel Time digitizer With 1 ns Resolution and 64-bit Dynamic Range.
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