Clocks in Trapped Ion Quantum Computing
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This course explains how to combat some of the challenges in trapped ion computing.

Learn:

  • How to track the phase evolution of a trapped ion qubit, qubit clock
  • How to manage timings and synchronization throughout an experiment, experiment clock
  • How to most efficiently implement the full electronic control system, wall clock
Lessons
Lesson 1 - Clocks in Trapped Ion Quantum Computing

Lesson 1 - Clocks in Trapped Ion Quantum Computing

Introduces the concept of a clock in the context of quantum computing. A clock is a device that generates a regular sequence of pulses, which can be used to time quantum operations. In trapped ion quantum computing, the qubits are stored in individual ions that are held in place by an electromagnetic field.
Lesson 2 - Qubit Clock

Lesson 2 - Qubit Clock

How to track the phase evolution of a trapped ion qubit. The phase of a qubit is a measure of its quantum state. As a qubit evolves in time, its phase changes. The qubit clock can be used to track this phase evolution, which is essential for quantum computing operations such as quantum gates and measurements.
Lesson 3 - Wall Clock

Lesson 3 - Wall Clock

How to manage timings and synchronization throughout an experiment. This is important for ensuring the accuracy of quantum computing operations. The wall clock is used to provide a global reference time for the experiment. The experiment clock is then used to synchronize the timing of the individual quantum operations.
Lesson 4 - Experiment Clock

Lesson 4 - Experiment Clock

Implement a clock that is optimized for the specific needs of a particular experiment. The clock must be able to generate pulses with the correct frequency and timing. It must also be able to operate in a noisy environment, such as the environment inside a trapped ion quantum computer.
Lesson 5 - Summary - Clocks in Trapped Ion Quantum Computing

Lesson 5 - Summary - Clocks in Trapped Ion Quantum Computing

Summarizes the key concepts covered in the course and provides some additional resources for further study. The course covers a wide range of topics related to clocks in trapped ion quantum computing. It is a valuable resource for anyone who is interested in learning more about this topic.
Quantum Engineering Toolkit (QET)

Solution Briefs

Quantum Engineering Toolkit (QET)

Researchers in quantum information systems are focused on identifying and improving the performance of single quantum bit (qubit) and multi-qubit architectures. This research requires the investigation of key qubit characteristics such as quantum coherence, cross-talk, qubit-gate and readout fidelities, among many other metrics.
Electronics for Trapped Ion Control

Application Notes

Electronics for Trapped Ion Control

Quantum experiments on trapped atomic ions have demonstrated excellent coherence times and high-fidelity gate operations. This makes the platform well-suited for the engineering of quantum computing devices, but it also presents a set of challenges to the classical electronics that control these systems.