C12 is building scalable carbon-based quantum computers. Classiq supports execution on C12 QPU-emulators. C12 simulator Callisto imitates the physical parameters of noise from C12’s hardware. The fidelity parameters of the simulator can be accessed from C12’s documentation.Documentation Index
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Configuration
C12 introduces several customizable hardware parameters:inilabel
The initial state specified using a binary label format, such as “00”, “01”, etc.inistatevector
The initial state vector for each qubit, provided as a comma-separated list of complex values. Example: “1.+0.j, 0.+0.j, 0.+0.j, 0.+0.j” Note: Eitherinilabel or inistatevector can be provided but not both.
ininoisy
Indicates whether noisy initialization of the circuit should be used.Usage Example
If you are using Classiq IDE, simply choose C12 in the checkbox menu under Execution page.Setting up Backend Preferences
Execute with ExecutionSession
Create your model, set execution preferences, synthesize, then run withExecutionSession:
Supported Backends
- SIMULATOR = “Callisto Emulator”