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A low-noise telecom interface for silicon-vacancy quantum network nodes

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Abstract

Fiber-based quantum networks employing atomic memories require an interface between visible and infrared photons. We demonstrate low-noise conversion between silicon vacancy wavelengths and the telecom O-band for use in a deployed quantum network.

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