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Hardware Technology for Universal Quantum Computing
Angstrom Semiconductor Technology: Developing Si-based Quantum Computing Sub-systems

     The goal of this project is to develop cryo-CMOS circuits for Si-based quantum computers and also to fabricate high-quality Si-based quantum devices. The project consists of three sub-projects. The first one is to design cryo-CMOS circuits which can output RF signals with specified frequency and power that can be applied to drive spin qubit rotation in the Bloch sphere. The second one is to establish cryogenic transistor models that can be employed in the design of the above cryo-CMOS circuits. The last one is to fabricate high-quality Si-based quantum dots which can be operated with high-stability at ultra-low temperatures down to tens of mK. This project is expected to provide the foundations not only for realizing Si-based spin qubits but also for playing a pivotal role in future quantum industries when cryo-CMOS circuits start to replace conventional instruments and take over the control of quantum computers.

Project Introduction

A schematic diagram showing the goals of each sub-projects and the correlations between them.

Members
  • Co-PI
  • Hann-Huei Tsai (Taiwan Semiconductor Research Institute)
  • Wen-Fa Wu (Taiwan Semiconductor Research Institute)
  • Jiun-Yun Li (National Taiwan University)
Technical Highlights
Cryo-CMOS 4K Measurement System

Construct the first 4 K measurement system for cryo-CMOS chips with 40-GHz bandwidth and equipped with 32 RF cables and 60 DC lines for signal and bias input.

Cryo-CMOS 4K Measurement System

4K Cryogenic measurement system, including 4K fridge and digital, analog, and RF testing equipments.