Abstract
We have developed a TES optical photon detector with a titanium superconducting film showing a very fast response with rise time and fall times of 30 ns and 313 ns, respectively. The fast response is promising for many quantum measurement applications. Increasing the quantum efficiency of this device from the current value of ∼20% makes the detector even more suitable for these applications. Here we report on simulation and experimental results of a cavity designed to improve optical photon absorption of titanium.
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