Abstract: Methods and apparatus for dynamically controlling a quantum computer are described wherein the method includes selecting a first and second digital pulse signal stored in a memory, the first digital pulse signal having a first pulse shape and a first sample rate and the second digital pulse signal having a second pulse shape and a second sample rate, at least the first or the second sample rate being lower than an output sampling rate of a digital-to-analog converter (DAC); forming a digital pulse sequence signal, the forming including applying a first interpolation algorithm to determine a first upsampled digital pulse signal based on the first digital signal and a second interpolation algorithm to determine a second upsampled digital pulse signal based on the second digital signal, the sample rates of the first and second upsampled digital signals matching the sample rate of the DAC; and, providing the digital pulse sequence signal comprising the first and second upsampled digital pulse signals to an input
Abstract: Methods and apparatus for dynamically controlling a quantum computer are described wherein the method includes selecting a first and second digital pulse signal stored in a memory, the first digital pulse signal having a first pulse shape and a first sample rate and the second digital pulse signal having a second pulse shape and a second sample rate, at least the first or the second sample rate being lower than an output sampling rate of a digital-to-analog converter (DAC); forming a digital pulse sequence signal, the forming including applying a first interpolation algorithm to determine a first upsampled digital pulse signal based on the first digital signal and a second interpolation algorithm to determine a second upsampled digital pulse signal based on the second digital signal, the sample rates of the first and second upsampled digital signals matching the sample rate of the DAC; and, providing the digital pulse sequence signal comprising the first and second upsampled digital pulse signals to an input