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Monkey see, monkey do.
Simulating a quantum computer in LT spice
Im back on the QC warpath. Hopefully this video isnt too bland for people. I thought the hardcore QC followers may enjoy it though. Simulating the QC has helped me solve some bugs in the electronics and I am back to making steady progress. I cant give a firm date, but I will try to keep you guys updated. If people want, I can upload the LT spice files
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thank you sir
anyway you can decrease the delay and make it more realtime?
Very nice video! I am also in the same rabbit hole trying to build a 2-bit NMR-based QC using an SDR. I would love it if you could share the LT spice simulation!
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Big THANK for brilliant project. Could you suggest books, articles, web links for those of us who are engineers or have computer/engineering backgrounds and math but do not know the physics ?? Gracias !!
If you haven't watched it already, I made a separate video which tries to explain the underlying physics studio.ua-cam.com/users/videojO689ErfS8o/edit
thanks for doing this, I will try this
You may want to hold off a bit, I am working on version 4 right now which should make it much easier
Thanks for making this video!
cool
Am waiting for part 2 and 3
Im working on it haha! stay tuned, I will try to have semi-regular updates. I need to finish rebuilding the underlying electronics first
What version of book software is needed? BN just basically bricked all the older nooks and either I trash it or do this to it but want to be sure it’s going to works before I make matters worse.
can they get worse? The version of nook software shouldnt matter, its the version of nook that matters.
Can you share (or sell) the PCB files for the transceiver and the polarization circuit?
I would be happy to give them out. I am working on version 4 right now which should make it much easier to follow along. stay tuned, I will try to provide updates
@@forTodaysAdventure cool 💪 thank you
I love this project, please go on!
Gonna leave my mark when this video hasn't gotten over 20k views
This is awesome
Decided to look one last time to see if there was a more updated root option for my Nook Color before I bite the bullet and buy something new but you have helped me push that expense off another day. Thank you for the very quick, very comprehensive and bullshit-free walk-through. It's very much appreciated.
comment to come back to 😊
No sound
Yeah sorry haha, I had sound issues in my earlier videos. Still do sometimes. probably just very low
I would love your input. Do you think it makes sense to build "personal" quantum computers with their own operating system and set of inner workings or we should just focuss on quantum computing as an extention of what we already do best and built quantum chipsets or quantum modules that can integrate into existing machines ( or even adapt motherboards to be able to operate with an extention of a quantum chipset)? because as I see it, people are once again getting overhyped with a subset of technology and loosing sight of the greater harmonic picture, quantum computing isn't adequate for all use cases and has a very specific subset of problems were it performs best, so it could be an amazing extention to a traditional CPU, call it Quantum Multithreading
The thing is, even if you had your own quantum computer, there aren't many quantum algorithms that you would really want to use on a daily basis. I mean I suppose if you forgot your youtube password, you could use your personal QC to crack it in 10 minutes. But other than that, not really. At the moment, most QCs like being very cold, which means it makes a lot more sense to just have a central QC and just let people dial into it like : towardsdatascience.com/how-to-run-code-on-a-real-quantum-computer-c1fc61ff5b4
Does anyone know how I can connect it to the motherboard?
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Hello ! Very nice experiment and very well explained You did mention you just need to detect a specific resonant frequency, and we know there is noise trouble. I see you use a bandpass filter. Did you consider using Lock in amplifier ? maybe based on an AD630 multiplier or a tayloe mixer
That is an excellent suggestion. I have considered it, my biggest concern is that Lock in amplifiers tend to be good for signals that go on for long periods of time and can be averaged. The response from the qubits is transient and lasts at most 1-3 seconds. But who knows, that may be long enough!
@@forTodaysAdventure more then long enough, since it uses a low pass filter , the integration time can be selected, the compromise is only lower integration is less noise rejection, but even for that we are talking integration over milliseconds, hundreeds of milliseconds or even seconds can average out noise extremelly well. Remember lock in amplifiers are used for atomic force microscopes, integration time while reading the afm ptobe is very short.
@@stercaalexandru4515 interesting , I will give it a thought
best tutorial for this nook tablet. thank you soo much i was trying to figure out how to install a rom to this
Who’s Carl?
The guy who originally wrote the paper, There should be a link to it in my other quantum video
Strange that they build a tablet in. Surely better to put a DP port and USBs for monitor, KB and mouse, then use it like a tower PC?
Why isn't SpinQ getting that much attention, this is cool
67μs is long enough to do stuff with a CPU if you optimize well enough :) You can do a couple of small matrix multiplications in that amount of time
can it run Cyberpunk 2077?
not yet!
what is the point of all this ???
For people to learn the basics of what quantum computing looks like hands on
Graphene was discovered in 2004, but people have been making and using it, for centuries, to keep eggs from sticking to their iron cookware. Quantum computing was first conceived of in the 1980s, but people have been building and using quantum computers, for millennia, to make music. Quantum particles are just simple waves. The simplest wave is 1D. 🎸
Will part 3 be coming?
slowly haha
hey, could you tell me why the link for arduino code is not working? i've been trying to use chrome and edge. but it still not working. i've been try to use cloudflare as well, still not working
Im sorry. Stay tuned, I will work on a new version
So in your experiment, where is the F atom? There’s only H so far?
good observation! Yes, I only have H from H2O. Once I have version 4 running, I will find a good candidate for H and F. maybe HF acid? maybe chloroform and do Cl and H?
awesome work i really enjoyed watching your explanation. I also liked your spinQ teardown and am looking forward to how far you can take this. fantastic stuff :)
I have a problem with the tablet not being able to use touch screen im using 128 gb sd. any suggestions?
yeah its really annoying that tablets dont like to use large amounts of space. I wish I could just load all of anthony bourdains videos on a tablet and just have that laying around. Only suggestion is use a smaller sd card
This is fire!
Worked great just do it exactly as instructed. Go ahead and get the BalenaEtcher program. It’s free and quick. If you are a perpetual noob like me, don’t think you got it. I farted around with this for two hours, unzipping and 7zipping, hell I even unzipped my pants to see if it worked (it doesn’t by the way and people looked at me strange) just because I didn’t want to take the 10 minutes to get the correct software. This worked as if 12/2023. Good work and thanks for the video tutorial.
Maximum depth?
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Hi Thank you very much. I hve made a project using arduino and microve motion sensor detecting motion behind the wall. It's working perfect.,but im wondering if help me find a way to read the distance of that human motion from the wall. Appreciated
Which were the modules did you use to do this project?
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It looks like a bomb
This video will go to million views after 10 years and after 50 years people will call you legend.
I was thinking the same
I think this is pretty cool honestly, if it was more like $2000 and actually seemed reliable (which your video implies the opposite...) I'd probably actually consider buying one. $6000+ is way too much especially when my own simulator I built can easily do 11.
This reminds of me Altair 8800 microcomputer. This is quantum computer version of that. Of that new begining. And upcoming revolution. The quantum gates on spinq also reminds me of switches and toggles of Altair 8800.
Bro bro listen, I searched whole Internet but didn't able to found any videos like your. Super love you bro, please continue the project on qubit. Do not quit please, I am supporting you. I have subscribed. Please don't quit, we are here to help and support you, but you please continue making videos. We want to see videos you making qubits practically. Or quantum computer ! You are only one, the first one to build quantum computer on home. Love u bro ❤, pls don't quit and come back, make quantum computer videos.
So interesting
heck I'm interested in this project
What can it do practically speaking? What applications are you using it for?
unless your computer has a sd slot, you do not need a USB to sd card adapter