Abstract: A system comprises quantum control interconnect circuitry configured to receive a plurality of fixed-frequency signals, a variable-frequency signal, a quantum control pulse, a quantum element readout pulse, and a quantum element return pulse. The circuitry is operable to upconvert the quantum control pulse using the fixed-frequency signals. The circuitry is operable to upconvert the readout pulse using the variable-frequency signal. The circuitry is operable to downconvert the return pulse using the variable-frequency signal.
Abstract: A system comprises an electromagnetic pulse generation system that comprises a first pulse generation circuit, a second pulse generation circuit, and a mixing circuit. The electromagnetic pulse generation system is operable to output a first pulse generated by the first pulse generation circuit onto a first signal path, output a second pulse generated by the second pulse generation circuit onto the first signal path, generate a third pulse by mixing, via the mixing circuit, a fourth pulse generated by the first pulse generation circuit and a fifth pulse generated by the second pulse generation circuit, and output the third pulse on the first signal path.
Abstract: A set of quantum controllers are operable to transmit quantum state data to a quantum control switch. The quantum control switch comprises vector processors that operate on the quantum state data from the set of quantum controllers. Each vector processor transmits a result of the operation to a corresponding quantum controller in the set of quantum controllers.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
May 10, 2021
Date of Patent:
March 4, 2025
Assignee:
Q.M Technologies Ltd.
Inventors:
Itamar Sivan, Yonatan Cohen, Nissim Ofek, Ori Weber, Uri Abend
Abstract: A feedback controller is provided to generate a quantum feedback operation to control one or more ancilla qubits in a quantum error correcting code. The quantum feedback operation is based on the measurement of the one or more ancilla qubits. The feedback controller is operable to dynamically adjust a state discrimination according to previous measurements of the one or more ancilla qubits.