quantify-core 0.2.0

Unified quantum computing, solid-state and pulse sequencing physical experimentation framework.

Quantify-core

Quantify is a python based data acquisition platform focused on Quantum Computing and solid-state physics experiments. It is build on top of QCoDeS and is a spiritual successor of PycQED.

Quantify-core is the core module that contains all basic functionality to control experiments. This includes:

• A framework to control instruments.

• A data-acquisition loop.

• Data storage and analysis.

• Parameter monitoring and live visualization of experiments.

Caution!

This is a pre-release alpha version, major changes are expected. Use for testing & development purposes only.

About

Quantify-core is maintained by The Quantify consortium consisting of Qblox and Orange Quantum Systems.

 

 

The software is free to use under the conditions specified in the license.

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Credits

Developers

• Adriaan Rol <[e-mail]>

• Callum Attryde <[e-mail]>

• Jules van Oven <[e-mail]>

• Victor Nigerneac <[e-mail]>

Contributors

None yet. Why not be the first?

Changelog

0.2.0 (2020-10-16)

• Repository renamed to quantify-core.

• Scheduler functionality factored out into quantify-scheduler repository.

Merged branches and closed issues

• !11 Advanced MC, closed #13.

• First prototype of sequencer #16 (!13), moved to quantify-scheduler.

• Documentation of sequencer datatypes #19 (!13), moved to quantify-scheduler.

• Simplified settable gettable interface #32 (!15).

• Keyboard interrupt handler for Measurement Control #20 (!12).

• Documentation for gettable and settable #27 (!14).

• Sequencer hardening and cleanup (!16), moved to quantify-scheduler.

• CZ doc updates and rudimentary CZ implementation (!18), moved to quantify-scheduler.

• Pulsar asm backend (!17), moved to quantify-scheduler.

• Minor fixes sequencer (!19), moved to quantify-scheduler.

• Utility function to get_tuids_containing #48 (!22).

• Enable modulation bugfix #42 (!23), moved to quantify-scheduler.

• Added copyright notices to source files #36 (!25).

• Custom readthedocs theme to change column width, fixes #28 (!27).

• Amplitude limit on waveforms #41 (!24), moved to quantify-scheduler.

• Pulse diagram autoscaling bufix #49 (!26), moved to quantify-scheduler.

• Implementation of adaptive measurement loops in the measurement control #24 (!21)

• Load instrument settings utility function #21, !29.

• Support for data acquisition in sequencer (!28), moved to quantify-scheduler.

• Documentation for data storage, experiment containers and dataset #7 (!20).

• Function to create a plot monitor from historical data #56 (!32).

• Bugfix for buffersize in dynamically resized dataset (!35).

• Bugfix for adaptive experiments with n return variables (!34)

• Exteneded sequencer.rst tutorial to include QRM examples (!33), moved to quantify-scheduler.

• Refactor, Moved quantify-scheduler to new repository (!37).

• Gettable return variables made consistent for multiple gettables #68 (!38).

• Contribution guidelines updated #53 (!31).

• Bugfix for unexpected behaviour in keyboard interrupt for measurements #73 (!39)

• Documentation improvements #71 (!40).

• Improvements to tutorial !41.

• Removed visualization for scheduler !43.

• Fix broken links in install and contributions !44.

• Fixes bug in TUID validator #75 (42).

• Standardize use of numpydoc accross repo #67 (!46).

• Fix for online build on readthedocs !47.

• CI hardening, base python version for tests is 3.7 (minimum version) !50.

• New data folder structure (Breaking change!) #76 (!48).

• Updated installation guide #77 (!49).

• Minor changes to RTD displaying issues !51.

• Convert jupyter notebooks to .rst files with jupyter-execute (!52).

• Cleanup before opening repo #86 and #82 (!53)

0.1.1 (2020-05-25)

• Hotfix to update package label and fix PyPI

0.1.0 (2020-05-21)

• First release on PyPI.

Note

• # denotes a closed issue.

• ! denotes a merge request.