Review of Scientific Instruments · 2014 · 18 citations · 13 references
EngineeringElectrical EngineeringMicroelectronicsMicrowave EngineeringRadiation PhysicsFrequency ResponseResonant CircuitsHelical ResonatorsIon Trapping TechniquesQ FactorResonance FrequenciesResonant BehaviorResonant FrequencyResonant Frequency MeasurementResonator Modeling
High voltage radio frequency (RF) supply is a critical part in an ion trapping system. The RF supply should have high Q-factor and relatively high driving frequency. A frequently used RF supply for an ion trap system is a helical resonator. In certain applications, it is advantageous to have a predictable resonant frequency and Q-factor when the helical resonator is connected to a capacitive load. We develop a model to describe the behavior of a helical resonator with capacitive load. With this model, we can correctly predict the loaded resonant frequency and the loaded Q-factor. To test our prediction, we construct a helical resonator, and measure its resonant frequencies and Q-factors under different capacitive loads. The experimental results agree with our prediction.
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