Quantum Error Correction
QuantumThe 3-qubit bit-flip code: one logical qubit is spread across three physical qubits, a bit-flip error is injected on any line, and two ancilla qubits extract a syndrome that names the culprit — without ever measuring the data. A majority-vote correction restores the logical state and the fidelity returns to one.
6 components · 13 connections · stabilizer parity + syndrome decoder
Infer a single-qubit bit flip from syndrome parity without reading the logical state.
Builds on: Bell-State Entanglement Visualizer
What information do the two syndrome measurements reveal?
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- logical qubit physical
- injectable error
- ancilla syndrome bits
- majority-vote decoder
- corrects any single bit-flip
- syndrome
- logical fidelity
Prepare One logical qubit enters the encoder.
step 1 / 6 Prepare |ψ⟩
control console
Inject a bit-flip on any physical qubit. The two parity checks name the culprit without ever reading . Then correct and read the fidelity.
switchboard · fault injection
test bed · mode=full
instrumentation rack
Error-correction decoder nominal; syndrome 00; no correction requested.