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Transmon

A type of superconducting qubit built from a Josephson junction and a shunting capacitor, widely used in superconducting quantum processors.

Known aliases

  • transmon qubit

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One transmon reads and writes seven quantum memory cells through a buffer cavity

Physicists at Stanford, the University of Chicago and SLAC let one superconducting qubit address seven memory cells, at about 1.2% error per access. The tests measured access error, much of it from crosstalk between cells, so the promised cut in wiring per qubit is still a design argument.

Publishers:phys.org

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