Tutorials

Introduction

This section of the documentation provides practical guides and examples on how to use the components of the LabOneQ Applications library.

Getting Started - Defining your Experimental Setup

If you are just getting started using the how-to guides showcasing Workflows, Quantum Operations, and Tasks, our tutorial on defining your experimental Setup can help get you up-and-running.

Experiment Workflows

This tutorial shows how to run predefined experiment workflows.

Qubits and Quantum Operations

Each set of quantum operations defines operations for a particular type of qubit. At the moment the library only provides operations for tunable transmon qubits. In this tutorial we'll introduce you to these operations and show you how they make use of the qubit parameters to implement qubit gates.

Writing New Experiment Workflows

This tutorial teaches you how to write new experiment workflows like the ones made provided by the Applications Library.

Logbooks

This tutorial is an introduction for logbooks. The logbook store defines where a workflow will store the inputs and results of its tasks. For example, in a folder on disk. The store may also be used to retrieve data and to store your own data.

NOTE: Most of the examples are generated from Jupyter Notebook files and the source can be downloaded on each page by pressing the download button at the top right corner of the page.