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DESCRIPTION:This webinar highlights the role of microwave technologies in q
 uantum computing. It begins with a quick review of the basic differences b
 etween classical and quantum computers. It proceeds by considering the fun
 damentals of qubits and quantum gates as essential components of microwave
  quantum computers. It then examines superconducting transmon resonant cir
 cuits as a common microwave implementation of quantum bits (qubits). Final
 ly\, it discusses practical implementations and explains how they operate.
  In particular\, a basic superconducting qubit is examined along with its 
 control and readout microwave circuits. The simplest quantum gate\, the co
 ntrolled NOT (CNOT)\, is then discussed. Relevant microwave components\, s
 uch as tunable couplers and ultra-low-noise amplifiers\, are examined to h
 ighlight the importance of advanced microwave technologies in the reliable
  implementation of quantum computers.\n\nSpeaker(s): Prof. Abbas Omar\n\nV
 irtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/518425
LOCATION:Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/518425
ORGANIZER:djackson@uh.edu
SEQUENCE:22
SUMMARY:Role of Microwave Technologies in Quantum Computing
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/518425
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>This webinar highlights the role of microw
 ave technologies in quantum computing. It begins with a quick review of th
 e basic differences between classical and quantum computers. It proceeds b
 y considering the fundamentals of qubits and quantum gates as essential co
 mponents of microwave quantum computers. It then examines superconducting 
 transmon resonant circuits as a common microwave implementation of quantum
  bits (qubits). Finally\, it discusses practical implementations and expla
 ins how they operate. In particular\, a basic superconducting qubit is exa
 mined along with its control and readout microwave circuits. The simplest 
 quantum gate\, the controlled NOT (CNOT)\, is then discussed. Relevant mic
 rowave components\, such as tunable couplers and ultra-low-noise amplifier
 s\, are examined to highlight the importance of advanced microwave technol
 ogies in the reliable implementation of quantum computers.</p>
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