Multimode heralded single photons based on the DLCZ.

High-quality single-photon sources are crucial for the development of simple quantum devices. Quantum communication stands at the forefront of cutting-edge technologies, promising unprecedented levels of security and efficiency. A cornerstone of this revolutionary field is the development of high-speed single-photon sources, which play a pivotal role in quantum key distribution and other quantum communication protocols. In this context, the concept of space multimode emerges as a promising avenue to propel the capabilities of single-photon sources to new heights. We have spatial multiplexing technology to develop single-photon sources that deliver high-speed heralded single photons in the Duan-Lukin-Cirac-Zoller (DLCZ) scheme. We propose a spatial multiplexing single-photon source scheme based on the DLCZ. Compared to a single spatial mode, by adding six spatial modes through spatial multiplexing, the single-photon generation rate increases 4.3 times. And the second-order correlation function of single photons is less than 0.5. We show that expanding the spatial degrees of freedom of the quantum storage scheme based on DLCZ does not affect the single-photon properties. The generation rate of the single photon can be significantly increased through spatial multiplexing with a feedback circuit. Our approach offers a promising path to creating a high-speed photon source based on a spatial multimode scheme.