The quantum measurement process involves: placing a single electron in quantum superposition using RF pulses (at 100 mK temperature), moving the electron into a single electron transistor to create a detectable current, connecting this to an oscilloscope to observe the quantum state, and reinitializing the device to repeat the cycle.
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Unidentified Speaker — Quantum computing in the 21st Century – with David Jamieson [zxml8UQSwC0]Evidence Quote
“a single electron is brought across onto the phosphorus atom then we do a radio frequency pulse to put it in the quantum superposition... we move it back into this single electron transistor there's a flow of current and that's connected to an oscilloscope and we can see the quantum state”
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