Beilstein J. Nanotechnol.2016,7, 1727–1735, doi:10.3762/bjnano.7.165
for quantum communication and cryptography.
Keywords: active charge state control; diamond; fastchargestateswitching; NV centre; two-dimensional Schottky diode; Introduction
The nitrogen-vacancy centre (NV centre) in diamond is known to exist in at least three different charge states (NV−, NV0
measured background spectrum of the diamond surface (black spectrum of Figure 3), which indicates the NV centre to be in the nonfluorescent NV+ state.
Fastcharge-stateswitching
In order to answer the question of how fast the charge state of a single NV centre can be switched with the two-dimensional
corresponding NV filters in front of them.
Fastchargestateswitching. The result of the time-resolved NV-intensity measurement shows that switching from NV− to NV+ takes place much faster than switching from NV+ to NV−. Since in this case we used an NV− filter in front of an ADP, the maximum and the minimum
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Figure 1:
Formation and quenching of NV centres. (a) PL-intensity mapping performed on the diamond surface wh...