Quantum computing

Xiling: Cryo-CMOS Manipulator Using Dual 18-bit R-2R DACs for Single-Electron Transistor at 60 mK

Xiling: Cryo-CMOS Manipulator Using Dual 18-bit R-2R DACs for Single-Electron Transistor at 60 mK 150 150

Abstract:

Millions of quantum-bits (qubits) are envisioned for a fault-tolerant quantum computer. For scalability, silicon spin qubit stands out due to its compatibility with advanced CMOS processes. Silicon single-electron transistors (SETs) are widely adopted for the quantum state discrimination of spin qubits. For high-fidelity quantum logic gate and readout, the gate …

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A 19.4-fsRMS Jitter 0.1-to-44-GHz Cryo-CMOS Fractional-N CP-PLL Featuring Automatic Bleed Calibration for Quantum Computing

A 19.4-fsRMS Jitter 0.1-to-44-GHz Cryo-CMOS Fractional-N CP-PLL Featuring Automatic Bleed Calibration for Quantum Computing 150 150

Abstract:

Cryogenic fractional- $N$ phase-locked loops (PLLs) are essential for large-scale superconducting quantum computing, and serve as integrated pump sources for Josephson parametric amplifiers. These PLLs enable high-fidelity qubit readout while reducing the thermal load and wiring complexity associated with room-temperature generators. However, the cryogenic pump sources developed thus far were …

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A Cryo-BiCMOS Controller for Quantum Computers based on Trapped Beryllium Ions

A Cryo-BiCMOS Controller for Quantum Computers based on Trapped Beryllium Ions 150 150

Abstract:

This article presents a cryo-BiCMOS system on chip (SoC) designed for single and two-qubit gate operations for quantum computers (QCs) based on beryllium trapped-ions (TIs). Signal generation from 0.7 to 1.6 GHz is supported, covering all microwave transitions in a ${}^{9}\text {Be}^{+}$ QC realization. An integrated 48-kbit waveform memory is implemented for …

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Quantum Field Theory Model for Spin-Based Devices Using 2-D van der Waals Materials

Quantum Field Theory Model for Spin-Based Devices Using 2-D van der Waals Materials 150 150

Abstract:

We explore the effects of layered geometries of 2-D quantum spin systems as a method to tune and control material properties for spintronic devices. We analyze the dispersion relation of a 2-D quantum spin system with a shifted bilayer square lattice through the linear spin wave (LSW) approximation of quantum …

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