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QubiC is an in-house developed FPGA based qubit control system developed at Lawrence Berkeley National Lab (LBNL) with the support of the US Department of Energy (DOE). The QubiC source code and gateware is released under a LBNL modified BSD license.

The current (2.0) version of QubiC is implemented on the Xilinx ZCU216 RFSoC evaluation board using the pynq interface. Below we include links to repos containing the gateware, software, and associated infrastructure, as well as documentation and getting started guides/examples.

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Core Repositories

  • qubic-software: core software tools for compiling and running QubiC programs, and conducting simple data analysis
  • qubic-gateware: QubiC FPGA implementation and supporting synthesis scripts
  • distributed-processor: FPGA gateware for the custom realtime processor, and associated QubiC compiler backend
  • qubitconfig: configuration management for gate/pulse calibrations

Other Supporting Repositories

  • chipcalibration: defines common experiments for qubit calibration and characterization

Documentation

Publications

Papers About QubiC

Experimental Work Utilizing QubiC