The mitigation of dephasing poses a significant challenge toimproving the performance of error-prone superconducting quantum computing systems.Here,the dephasing of a transmon qubit ina dispersive readout regime was i...The mitigation of dephasing poses a significant challenge toimproving the performance of error-prone superconducting quantum computing systems.Here,the dephasing of a transmon qubit ina dispersive readout regime was investigated by adopting aJosephson traveling-wave parametric amplifier as the preamplifier.Our findings reveal that the potent pump leakage from the preamplifier may lead to severe dephasing.This could be attributed to amixture of measurement-induced dephasing,ac Stark effect,andheating.It is showed that pulse-mode readout is a promising measurement scheme to mitigate qubit dephasing while minimizing theneed for bulky circulators.Our work provides key insights intomitigating decoherence from microwave-pumped preamplifiers,which will be critical for advancing large-scale quantum computers.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(NSFC-11890704)the Natural Science Foundation of Beijing(NSFB-Z190012)the Key-Area Research and Development Program of Guangdong Province(Grant No.2018B030326001).
文摘The mitigation of dephasing poses a significant challenge toimproving the performance of error-prone superconducting quantum computing systems.Here,the dephasing of a transmon qubit ina dispersive readout regime was investigated by adopting aJosephson traveling-wave parametric amplifier as the preamplifier.Our findings reveal that the potent pump leakage from the preamplifier may lead to severe dephasing.This could be attributed to amixture of measurement-induced dephasing,ac Stark effect,andheating.It is showed that pulse-mode readout is a promising measurement scheme to mitigate qubit dephasing while minimizing theneed for bulky circulators.Our work provides key insights intomitigating decoherence from microwave-pumped preamplifiers,which will be critical for advancing large-scale quantum computers.
