Electronic DC-SQUID Emulator for Teaching Josephson Junction Technologies
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Abstract
The recent progress in quantum computing technology has led to a large demand in scientists, engineers, and computer programmers trained in quantum information science and engineering1. This has led to a need for the development of educational tools for training in quantum technologies. The most mature quantum technologies rely heavily on Josephson Junction circuits therefore an understanding of Josephson Junctions is crucial. We present a novel, low-cost design using readily available components for a circuit which emulates the properties of a DC-SQUID used for sensitive flux readout2. Sensitive flux readout is critical for electron spin based and superconducting quantum technologies while a DC-SQUID is a classic introductory circuit example utilizing Josephson Junctions. Originally designed as a research tool to develop a novel flux feedback readout3, this low cost and compact circuit makes a student friendly device for learning quantum technologies.
1 Aiello et al., Quantum Sci. Technol. 6 030501 (2021)
2 Cochran et al., Submitted (2021)
3 Cochran et al., IEEE TASC vol.31 6 (2021)
1 Aiello et al., Quantum Sci. Technol. 6 030501 (2021)
2 Cochran et al., Submitted (2021)
3 Cochran et al., IEEE TASC vol.31 6 (2021)
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Publication: Josiah Cochran, Clemente Sifuentes Guzmán IV, Eric Stiers, Irinel Chiorescu, "Electronic DC-SQUID Emulator", Submitted
Presenters
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Josiah Cochran
Florida State University
Authors
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Josiah Cochran
Florida State University
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Clemente S Guzman
Department of Physics and NHMFL Florida State University
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Eric Stiers
NHMFL Florida State University
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Irinel Chiorescu
Florida State University