Abstract: A quantum computing device includes an optical resonator having a resonant wavelength band. A crystalline material including a crystal defect is contained within the optical resonator. The crystal defect has a ground state and an excited state, which has an emission wavelength in the resonant wavelength band. A source electrode and a drain electrode are disposed on opposing sides of the crystal defect and configured to apply a first electric field in the crystalline material along a longitudinal axis. A gate electrode is disposed in proximity to the crystal defect and configured to apply to the crystalline material a second electric field transverse to the longitudinal axis. Control circuitry is configured to apply a first voltage between the source and drain electrodes to control a charge state of the crystal defect and to apply a second voltage to the gate electrode to tune the emission wavelength.

Abstract: An optoelectronic device includes a substrate, an optical waveguide disposed on the substrate, a dielectric layer disposed over the optical waveguide on the substrate, and a membrane comprising an electro-optical material disposed over the dielectric layer and overlying at least a part of the optical waveguide. Electrodes are configured to apply an electric field to the electro-optical material in a vicinity of the optical waveguide, thereby modulating a phase of a guided optical wave propagating in the waveguide.