new_wamf1_control
qctrlopencontrols.new_wamf1_control(rabi_rotation, maximum_rabi_rate, azimuthal_angle=0.0, name=None)
Creates a first-order Walsh amplitude-modulated filter (WAMF1) driven control.
WAMF1 driven controls are robust to low-frequency dephasing noise.
Parameters
- rabi_rotation (float) – The total Rabi rotation θ to be performed by the driven control. Must be either π/4, π/2, or π.
- maximum_rabi_rate (float) – The maximum Rabi frequency Ωmax for the driven control.
- azimuthal_angle (float , optional) – The azimuthal angle ϕ for the rotation. Defaults to 0.
- name (str , optional) – An optional string to name the control. Defaults to
None
.
Returns
The driven control {(δtn,Ωn,ϕn,Δn)}.
Return type
Notes
A WAMF1 1 driven control consists of four control segments:
$\delta t_n$ | $\Omega_n$ | $\phi_n$ | $\Delta_n$ |
$\theta_+/4\Omega_{\rm max}$ | $\Omega_{\rm max}$ | $\phi$ | $0$ |
$\theta_+/4\Omega_{\rm max}$ | $\Omega_{\rm max}\theta_-/\theta_+$ | $\phi$ | $0$ |
$\theta_+/4\Omega_{\rm max}$ | $\Omega_{\rm max}\theta_-/\theta_+$ | $\phi$ | $0$ |
$\theta_+/4\Omega_{\rm max}$ | $\Omega_{\rm max}$ | $\phi$ | $0$ |
where θ±=θ+2πkθ±δθ, and the integer kθ and offset δθ are optimized numerically in order to maximize the suppression of dephasing noise. Note that the optimal values depend only on the rotation angle θ.
This implementation supports θ∈{π/4,π/2,π}.
References
[1] H. Ball and M. J. Biercuk, EPJ Quantum Technology 2, 11 (2015).