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The European Physical Journal D

Enhanced entanglement and output squeezing in electro-optomechanical system with an optical parametric amplifier

Guixia Pan, Ruijie Xiao, Chengbo Zhai

Published Feb 1, 2023• 9 citations
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10.1140/epjd/s10053-023-00600-0

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A scheme of parametrically enhanced cavity electro-opto-mechanical converter is proposed in this paper, which utilizes Josephson parametric amplifier and optical parametric amplifier. Basic principles of typical cavity electro-opto-mechanical converter and parametrically enhanced version are introduced briefly. We have probed the squeezing and microwave-optical entanglement performance of the scheme with one or both of the amplifiers. The Wigner distribution of the optical output is obtained to analyze the squeezing effect. Meanwhile, quadrature variances and time domain waveforms of output signals are compared and discussed. The results show that microwave-optical entanglement has been enhanced via nonlinear parametric effects no matter when there is one or two amplifiers. However, single mode squeezing only occurs in the cavity which the amplifier is placed in, and this squeezing effect would not transmit to another cavity which hasn’t been amplified. When both amplifiers are introduced simultaneously, each output of cavity electro-opto-mechanical converter is squeezed independently. Our research provides another way to prepare squeezed microwave or optical signal and proves that microwave-optical entanglement can be well enhanced by introducing parametric amplifiers.