CCPRX_Composite

CCPRX_Composite#

class iqm.pulse.gates.conditional.CCPRX_Composite(parent, name, locus, calibration_data, builder)#

Bases: CompositeGate

Classically controlled PRX gate.

Applies a PRX gate conditioned on a discriminated readout result obtained in the same segment (active feedback). Applies a PRX gate if the result is 1, and a Wait of equal duration if the result is 0. Uses the default implementation of PRX underneath, so no extra calibration is needed.

Module: iqm.pulse.gates.conditional

Attributes

customizable_gates

These member operations can be calibrated separately from their common calibration by adding OCalibrationData nodes for them under the OILCalibrationData node of the composite gate.

parameters

control_delays contains the times it takes for the classical control signal from each probe line (readout instrument) to become usable for the drive AWG implementing the PRX gate.

registered_gates

Names of the member operations used by the composite gate.

id

Unique str identifier, needed for certain caching properties.

sub_implementations

Single-component sub-implementations for factorizable gates with len(locus) > 1, otherwise empty.

Methods

Parameters:
registered_gates: tuple[str, ...] = ('prx',)#

Names of the member operations used by the composite gate. There must be corresponding keys in builder.op_table.

parameters: NestedParams = {'control_delays': Parameter(name='', label='Control delays', unit='s', data_type=<DataType.FLOAT: 1>, collection_type=<CollectionType.NDARRAY: 2>, element_indices=None)}#

control_delays contains the times it takes for the classical control signal from each probe line (readout instrument) to become usable for the drive AWG implementing the PRX gate. The delays must be in the same order as the probe lines are listed in the {drive_controller}.awg.feedback_sources station setting.

_call(angle=3.141592653589793, phase=0.0, *, feedback_qubit, feedback_key)#

Two TimeBoxes that together implement the classically controlled PRX gate.

The first Timebox is for the control signal delay, and the second has a ConditionalInstruction. The delay TimeBox operates only on a virtual channel and is used to block the pulse TimeBox until there has been enough time for the control signal to arrive. The delay is specified by the control_delays gate parameter.

In normal operation, the boxes can be placed sequentially without causing unnecessary delays. To care of the timing yourself, simply ignore the first TimeBox.

Parameters:

  • angle (float) – The PRX rotation angle (rad).

  • phase (float) – The PRX rotation phase (rad).

  • feedback_qubit (str) – The qubit that was measured to create the feedback bit.

  • feedback_key (str) – Identifies the feedback signal if feedback_qubit was measured multiple times. The feedback label is then f"{feedback_qubit}__{feedback_key}". TODO: currently the HW does not support multiple feedback keys per drive channel, so this argument has no effect. The conditional prx will always listen feedback from the label f"{feedback_qubit}__{FEEDBACK_KEY}". When the HW is improved, the actual key the user inputs should be used.

Returns:

A TimeBox for the signal delay, and a TimeBox with a ConditionalInstruction inside.

Return type:

list[TimeBox]

customizable_gates: tuple[str, ...] | None = ('prx',)#

These member operations can be calibrated separately from their common calibration by adding OCalibrationData nodes for them under the OILCalibrationData node of the composite gate. Must be a subset of registered_gates. By default all member operations are customizable.

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