This invention describes a way to simulate quantum computing systems using standard electronic circuits, rather than actual quantum hardware. It works by representing the states of quantum bits (qubits) using the on-off cycles (duty cycles) of digital clocks, which are generated by components called phase-locked loops. The claims specifically narrow this to simulating a multiple qubit system where qubit states are represented by duty cycles of digital clocks, generated by phase locked loops.
Why it matters: Quantum algorithm development has accelerated since 2019, increasing the need for classical simulation platforms to test and refine these algorithms. Advances in electronic design automation tools could simplify its construction.
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