Circuit with Coupled Qubits with Differently Anharmonic Energy Spectrum

Publication: DE102020201688B3
Published: 2021-07-29
Family Size: 1
Granted: Yes (1/1)

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This patent describes a circuit that couples two different types of qubits, one with a negatively anharmonic energy spectrum and another with a positively anharmonic energy spectrum, via a bus resonator. The combination is designed to achieve high gate fidelity and speed during quantum operations.

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  • Quantum computing processors where fast and accurate qubit gates are critical
  • Research platforms exploring new qubit designs for scalable quantum computers
  • Quantum simulators requiring precise multi-qubit interactions
  • Quantum error correction schemes needing reliable and high-fidelity gates

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  • Enables higher gate fidelity, leading to more reliable quantum computations
  • Allows for faster gate operations, improving overall quantum processor performance
  • Combining different types of qubits can optimize circuit behavior and enable new functionalities
  • Supports progress towards scalable and practical quantum computers

Technical Classifications (CPCs)

Main Classifications

Physics & Measurement

Sub Classifications

Computing & Calculating

CPC Codes

G06N10/40

Inventors & Applicants

Applicants

Forschungszentrum Juelich Gmbh

Patent Abstract

The invention relates to a circuit with a first qubit (2) and a second qubit (3), with a bus resonator (6) coupled to the first qubit (2) and the second qubit (3), characterized in that the first qubit (2) is a qubit with a negatively anharmonic energy spectrum and the second qubit (3) is a qubit with a positively anharmonic energy spectrum. By means of the invention, high gate fidelity and high gate speed can be achieved.

Key Information

Publication No.

DE102020201688B3

Family ID

76753864

Publication Date

2021-07-29

Application No.

DE102020201688A

Application Date

2020-02-11

Priority Date

2020-02-11

Granted

Yes (1/1)

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