CHARGED PARTICLE TRAP OPERATION
卷宗概要
发明人
Raghavendra SRINIVAS; David ALLCOCK; Maciej MALINOWSKI; Chris BALLANCE
IPC 分类
CPC 分类
A method of operating a charged particle trap which includes a set of trap electrodes. The method comprise trapping a first charged particle at a first position, the first charged particle providing a first qubit having a first transition frequency and trapping a second charged particle, at a second position, the second charged particle providing a second qubit having a second transition frequency. The method comprises applying a potential gradient to the first and second charged particles, wherein the first and second charged particles experience first and second magnitudes of potential gradient, respectively, and wherein the potential gradient oscillates at a given frequency and is monochromatic. The method comprises, while applying the potential gradient, applying a first oscillating potential to a first electrode at a first given frequency so as to apply a first oscillating electric field to the first charged particle and applying a second oscillating potential to a second electrode at a second frequency so as to apply a second oscillating electric field to the second charged particle.
原文(中文)
A method of operating a charged particle trap which includes a set of trap electrodes. The method comprise trapping a first charged particle at a first position, the first charged particle providing a first qubit having a first transition frequency and trapping a second charged particle, at a second position, the second charged particle providing a second qubit having a second transition frequency. The method comprises applying a potential gradient to the first and second charged particles, wherein the first and second charged particles experience first and second magnitudes of potential gradient, respectively, and wherein the potential gradient oscillates at a given frequency and is monochromatic. The method comprises, while applying the potential gradient, applying a first oscillating potential to a first electrode at a first given frequency so as to apply a first oscillating electric field to the first charged particle and applying a second oscillating potential to a second electrode at a second frequency so as to apply a second oscillating electric field to the second charged particle.