A 600-V Peak-to-Peak 65-dBc RF Signal Source for Trapped-Ion Quantum Computing

This brief presents a high-voltage RF source for trapped-ion quantum computing. It consists of an external transformer and a driver implemented on a single chip. The use of a transformer significantly reduces on-chip current driving requirements to 32mA while delivering a 620-VPP to the output. The proposed architecture also achieves a 20dB improvement in SFDR compared to the previous work. This brief includes a guide for the optimal transformer design that can maximize the output voltage with the minimum power consumption. The proposed design scheme provides a miniaturized implementation of the RF source and makes it promising for scalable quantum computing with multiple RF sources.

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IEEE Transactions on Circuits & Systems II Express Briefs
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2024-11-20
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https://doi.org/10.1109/tcsii.2024.3502802
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Quantum Information and Cryptography
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A 600-V Peak-to-Peak 65-dBc RF Signal Source for Trapped-Ion Quantum Computing

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Abstract

This brief presents a high-voltage RF source for trapped-ion quantum computing. It consists of an external transformer and a driver implemented on a single chip. The use of a transformer significantly reduces on-chip current driving requirements to 32mA while delivering a 620-VPP to the output. The proposed architecture also achieves a 20dB improvement in SFDR compared to the previous work. This brief includes a guide for the optimal transformer design that can maximize the output voltage with the minimum power consumption. The proposed design scheme provides a miniaturized implementation of the RF source and makes it promising for scalable quantum computing with multiple RF sources.

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