The conventional method of detecting qubits is not scalable. However, with 'nanobolometers' scientists can achieve a single-shot qubit reading.
The conventional method of detecting qubits is not scalable. However, with ‘nanobolometers’ scientists can achieve a single-shot qubit reading.A new study that breaks the rules of Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle reveals that qubits can be measured using nanobolometers .
Additionally, while measuring large amounts of quantum information, parametric amplification may result in signal loss due to large volumes of unwanted noise. The more accurate you know about one of these variables, the more uncertain you are about the other in the pair. Therefore, the noise in a qubit reading represents inaccuracy or uncertainty.
“A bolometer requires only a single continuous probe tone with two parameters—power and frequency—to optimize performance. It is not bound to add quantum noise stemming from the Heisenberg uncertainty principle,” the study authors note.
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