Leading Qubit Modalities
Everyone
- 21 videos | 1h 31m 50s
- Includes Assessment
As you explore the world of quantum computing, it is important to understand the smaller components that lead to this concept. If you are familiar traditional computing, you likely have trained yourself to work in binary. A qubit is the binary equivalent in quantum computing and in this course, you will learn all about Qubit Modalities. In this course, you will explore how qubits are related to trapped ions which will lead to Qubit Superconducting.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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Describe the criteria required of any qubit technology in order to be a viable implementation for quantum computationUnderstand what qubit coherenece is and how it relates to qubit modalitiesDescribe what gate fidelity is and how it is used in quantum computingExplain the first type of the physical manifestation of qubit modalities, which are those based on elctron and nuclear spinsExplain the second type of the physical manifestation of qubit modalities, which are those based on atomic statesExplain the third type of the physical manifestation of qubit modalities, which are superconducting qubitsCompare the differences between the types of qubit modalities discussed in previous videosUnderstand the basics of trapped ion qubit modalitiesExplain how trapped ions workExplain how to control and measure the states of trapped ions to implement universal quantum computationUnderstand the photonic integration technologies that are being developed to engineer larger scale surface traps for multi-qubit trapped ion processors of the future
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Understand CMOS integration technologiesUnderstand the basics of superconducting qubitsExplain how superconducting qubits workExplain what artificial atoms are and how they are used for superconducting quantum processingExplain how superconducting qubits can be manufacturedUnderstand how superconducting qubits are fabricatedUnderstand how high coherence qubit loops are fabricatedExplain how to assess fabrication yield and device parameter spreadsExplain why 3D integration is needed for superconducting qubit chipsExplain how 3D integration works
IN THIS COURSE
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1.DiVincenzo Criteria3m 54sUP NEXT
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2.Qubit Coherence And Gate Time5m 36s
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3.Gate Fidelity7m 35s
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4.Qubit Modalities: Electron And Nuclear Spins4m 50s
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5.Qubit Modalities: Atomic States2m 21s
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6.Qubit Modalities: Superconducting Qubits And Others3m 10s
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7.Comparing Qubit Modalities4m 14s
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8.Trapped Ions: Introduction3m 18s
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9.Trapped Ions: How They Work5m 16s
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10.Trapped Ions: Qubit Operations4m 31s
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11.Trapped Ions: Chip-Scale Integration Technology4m 51s
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12.Trapped Ions: Leveraging CMOS For Integration4m 45s
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13.Superconducting Qubits: Introduction2m 38s
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14.Superconducting Qubits: How They Work5m 5s
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15.Superconducting Qubits: Artifical Atoms3m 35s
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16.Superconducting Qubits: Making "Artificial Atoms"2m 34s
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17.Superconducting Qubits: Fabrication5m 21s
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18.High Coherence Qubit Loops and Josephson Junctions5m 49s
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19.Superconducting Qubits: Testing2m 43s
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20.Superconducting Qubits: Why 3D Integration?5m 27s
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21.Superconducting Qubits: How 3D Integration Works4m 17s