Prototype Trapped Ion Quantum Computer
- Made:
- March 2017
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LicenseModel of the vacuum chamber part of a prototype quantum
Ion Quantum Technology group at the University of Sussex|Science Museum Group
© Ion Quantum Technology group at the University of Sussex|The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Model of the vacuum chamber part of a prototype quantum
Ion Quantum Technology group at the University of Sussex|Science Museum Group
© Ion Quantum Technology group at the University of Sussex|The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Model of the vacuum chamber part of a prototype quantum
Ion Quantum Technology group at the University of Sussex|Science Museum Group
© Ion Quantum Technology group at the University of Sussex|The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Model of the vacuum chamber part of a prototype quantum
Ion Quantum Technology group at the University of Sussex|Science Museum Group
© Ion Quantum Technology group at the University of Sussex|The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Model of the vacuum chamber part of a prototype quantum
Ion Quantum Technology group at the University of Sussex|Science Museum Group
© Ion Quantum Technology group at the University of Sussex|The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Model of the vacuum chamber part of a prototype quantum
Ion Quantum Technology group at the University of Sussex|Science Museum Group
© Ion Quantum Technology group at the University of Sussex|The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Model of the vacuum chamber part of a prototype quantum
Ion Quantum Technology group at the University of Sussex|Science Museum Group
© Ion Quantum Technology group at the University of Sussex|The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Model of the vacuum chamber part of a prototype quantum
Ion Quantum Technology group at the University of Sussex|Science Museum Group
© Ion Quantum Technology group at the University of Sussex|The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Ion Quantum Technology group at the University of Sussex|Science Museum Group
© Ion Quantum Technology group at the University of Sussex|The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Model of the vacuum chamber part of a prototype quantum computer, and power supply
Details
- Category:
- Antenna
- Object Number:
- L2018-1
- Materials:
- fibreglass, steel (metal) and fibreboard
- type:
- mock-up
- credit:
- University of Sussex, Ion Quantum Technology group
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