Print Email Facebook Twitter Quantum battery implementation on the Quantum Inspire platform Title Quantum battery implementation on the Quantum Inspire platform Author van Nederveen, Milou (TU Delft Applied Sciences) Contributor Blaauboer, M. (mentor) Andersen, C.K. (graduation committee) Eijt, S.W.H. (graduation committee) Degree granting institution Delft University of Technology Programme Applied Physics Date 2024-02-14 Abstract Quantum Batteries (QBs) are quantum-mechanical devices for energy storage, gaining interest due to a potential quantum advantage in power. Recently, the first experimental implementations of QBs were realised. This study characterises the superconducting transmon qubits of Starmon-5 as QBs using the Quantum Inspire platform. In addition to direct charging of a QB, our focus is on charger-mediated energy transfer and parallel charging of an array of transmon qubits. The figures of merit include the average stored energy, the charging time and the charging power. The results from direct charging of the qubits align with existing literature. Charger-mediated energy transfer is demonstrated through the characterisation of the CNOT gate as an interaction gate, gaining the same amount of stored energy, but with a significant increase in the charging time, resulting in a lower charging power. Furthermore, our findings demonstrate that parallel charging of an array of qubits preserves the quality of direct charging of the individual qubits. To our knowledge, this work presents the first results of charger-mediated energy transfer in real quantum devices. Charger-mediated energy transfer can be interesting for specific applications such as quantum metrology, where preserving the quantum state is critical. Additionally, this is the first demonstration of parallel charging of superconducting transmon qubits in the QB context, giving promising results for the scalability of superconducting transmon qubits as QB. Our study paves the way forward to implementing quantum batteries for energy management in quantum technologies, a near-term future application of quantum batteries. Subject Quantum batteryQuantum thermodynamicsQuantum ComputingQuantum InspireCharger-mediated energy transferParallel chargingBatteryTransmon qubitsDirect charging To reference this document use: http://resolver.tudelft.nl/uuid:c11cb28b-0bad-4254-bd27-065839d1385a Bibliographical note https://github.com/mvannederveen/quantum-battery-thesis/ Part of collection Student theses Document type master thesis Rights © 2024 Milou van Nederveen Files PDF Master_Thesis_20240207_Mv ... erveen.pdf 2.4 MB Close viewer /islandora/object/uuid:c11cb28b-0bad-4254-bd27-065839d1385a/datastream/OBJ/view