Hybrid qubits enable the hybridization of charge and spin degrees of freedom,which provides a way to realize both a relatively long coherence time and rapid qubit manipulation.Here,we use microwave driving to demonstr...Hybrid qubits enable the hybridization of charge and spin degrees of freedom,which provides a way to realize both a relatively long coherence time and rapid qubit manipulation.Here,we use microwave driving to demonstrate the coherent operation of a tunable hybrid qubit,including X-rotation,Z-rotation,and rotation around an arbitrary axis in the X-Y panel of the Bloch sphere.Moreover,the coherence properties of the qubit and its tunability are studied.The measured coherence time of the X-rotation reaches~14.3 ns.While for the Z-rotation,the maximum decoherence time is~5.8 ns due to the larger sensitivity to noise.By employing the Hahn echo sequence to mitigate the influence of the low-frequency noise,we have improved the qubit coherence time from~5.8 ns to~15.0 ns.Our results contribute to a further understanding of the hybrid qubit and a step towards achieving high-fidelity qubit gates in the hybrid qubit.展开更多
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.92265113,12074368,and 12034018)the USTC Tang Scholarship。
文摘Hybrid qubits enable the hybridization of charge and spin degrees of freedom,which provides a way to realize both a relatively long coherence time and rapid qubit manipulation.Here,we use microwave driving to demonstrate the coherent operation of a tunable hybrid qubit,including X-rotation,Z-rotation,and rotation around an arbitrary axis in the X-Y panel of the Bloch sphere.Moreover,the coherence properties of the qubit and its tunability are studied.The measured coherence time of the X-rotation reaches~14.3 ns.While for the Z-rotation,the maximum decoherence time is~5.8 ns due to the larger sensitivity to noise.By employing the Hahn echo sequence to mitigate the influence of the low-frequency noise,we have improved the qubit coherence time from~5.8 ns to~15.0 ns.Our results contribute to a further understanding of the hybrid qubit and a step towards achieving high-fidelity qubit gates in the hybrid qubit.
