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Mar 2, 2022

[paper] Circuit-Based Compact Model of Electron Spin Qubit

Mattia Borgarino
Circuit-Based Compact Model of Electron Spin Qubit
Special Issue Recent Advances in Silicon-Based RFIC Design;
Electronics 2022, 11(4), 526; 
DOI: 10.3390/electronics11040526
   
University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Modena (IT)


Abstract: Today, an electron spin qubit on silicon appears to be a very promising physical platform for the fabrication of future quantum microprocessors. Thousands of these qubits should be packed together into one single silicon die in order to break the quantum supremacy barrier. Microelectronics engineers are currently leveraging on the current CMOS technology to design the manipulation and read-out electronics as cryogenic integrated circuits. Several of these circuits are RFICs, as VCO, LNA, and mixers. Therefore, the availability of a qubit CAD model plays a central role in the proper design of these cryogenic RFICs. The present paper reports on a circuit-based compact model of an electron spin qubit for CAD applications. The proposed model is described and tested, and the limitations faced are highlighted and discussed.
FIGCompact model of the electron spin qubit.

Funding: This research received no external funding.