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Miniature key component for a quantum computer
05.12.2017
A team of researchers from the University of Sydney, Sanford University and Microsoft have succeeded in creating a miniature version of one of the key components used in quantum computing technologies. In addition, this work is the first case of practical application of an exotic state of matter, which is called a topological insulator. Topological insulators were discovered only in 2006 and the 2016 Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded for their discovery.
Unlike the familiar states of matter, solid, liquid or gas, topological insulators are materials whose bulk acts as an electrical insulator, and electrical conductivity is maintained only in areas adjacent to the surface. Manipulations with such materials make it possible to create circuits that provide interaction between quantum and traditional (electronic) systems, which is vital for building quantum computers.
The component scientists have created in quantum systems is called a microwave circulator, which acts like a section of the beltway, allowing electrical signals to propagate in only one direction, clockwise or vice versa. Such devices are widely used in base stations for mobile communication, in radar systems, however, the dimensions of such devices are quite large, they are comparable to the size of a human hand.
The new circulator, created by scientists, is a thousand times smaller than its traditional counterparts. Such a reduction in size became possible due to the property of topological insulators to change the propagation speed of electrical signals and electromagnetic waves passing through them, including light. The small dimensions of a new type of circulator will allow them to be integrated onto the surface of quantum chips in large quantities, which is necessary to ensure the performance of quantum computers.
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