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Fix timings for Google devices #2521
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- 1000ns is just for read-out. If we want to use this timing for non-terminal measurements, there is also a 3000ns "ring down" for signals to depopulate.
cirq/google/devices/known_devices.py
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@@ -201,7 +201,7 @@ def _json_dict_(self): | |||
'cz': 50_000, | |||
'xy': 20_000, | |||
'z': 0, | |||
'meas': 1_000_000, | |||
'meas': 4_000_000, # 1000 ms for readout, 3000ns for "ring down" |
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I think you're mixing up microseconds and milliseconds here. Did you mean us
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I actually meant nano-seconds. I got it correct later in the same sentence at least...
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LGTM
non-terminal measurements, there is also a 3000ns "ring down" for
signals to depopulate.