A Reconfigurable RFSoC Platform for High-Precision Control and Readout of Solid-State Qubits
ORAL
Abstract
Solid-state qubits have emerged as one of the leading candidates for the realization of scalable quantum computing architectures. However, achieving fault-tolerant utilityscale quantum computing remains a cross-cutting challenge that also depends on advances in enabling technologies such as scalable qubit control and readout systems.
We present a reconfigurable RFSoC-based platform for qubit control and readout and report an RF performance evaluation relevant to solid-state qubit measurements. The system is built on a modified version of the open-source Quantum Instrumentation Control Kit (QICK) [1] and integrates custom front-end modules to support operation across a wide frequency range. We characterize the phase noise performance of the platform and demonstrate synchronization between two independent control systems. These results highlight the potential of RFSoC-based solutions as scalable and flexible electronics for qubit quantum information processing.
[1] Stefanazzi et al., Review of Scientific Instruments, 93, 4 (2022)
We present a reconfigurable RFSoC-based platform for qubit control and readout and report an RF performance evaluation relevant to solid-state qubit measurements. The system is built on a modified version of the open-source Quantum Instrumentation Control Kit (QICK) [1] and integrates custom front-end modules to support operation across a wide frequency range. We characterize the phase noise performance of the platform and demonstrate synchronization between two independent control systems. These results highlight the potential of RFSoC-based solutions as scalable and flexible electronics for qubit quantum information processing.
[1] Stefanazzi et al., Review of Scientific Instruments, 93, 4 (2022)
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Publication: D. El Hajj et al., Preliminary Demonstration of Spin Qubit Control Using the Quantum Instrumentation Control Kit (QICK) (submitted)
Presenters
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Ioanna Kriekouki
- Viqthor