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Quantum Teleportation Calculator

Calculate quantum teleportation fidelity, success probability, resource requirements, and teleportation quality.

Inputs

Results

Teleportation Fidelity

83.79%

Success Probability

100%

Classical Bits Required2
Quantum Channel Usage1 ebits
Teleportation Error16.21%
Distinguishability83.79%
How to Use This Calculator
  1. Enter Bell State Fidelity (0–1) — the quality of the shared entangled pair; experimental values are typically 0.90–0.99.
  2. Enter Measurement Fidelity (0–1) for the Bell-state measurement at the sender's location.
  3. Set Classical Channel Fidelity (0–1) — typically 1.0 for error-corrected classical communication.
  4. Enter Entanglement Fidelity (0–1) for the initial entanglement generation quality.
  5. Read Teleportation Fidelity (%) and Success Probability (%) to evaluate the quantum channel. Note: 2 classical bits are always required alongside 1 ebit.

How the result changes with Bell State Fidelity

Bell State FidelityTeleportation FidelitySuccess Probability
0.18.82%100%
0.3530.87%100%
0.6557.33%100%
0.979.38%100%

What each input means

Bell State Fidelity
Fidelity of Bell state
Measurement Fidelity
Bell measurement fidelity
Classical Channel Fidelity
Classical communication fidelity
Entanglement Fidelity
Initial entanglement fidelity

How this is calculated

Formula

F_teleport = F_bell × F_measurement × F_classical × F_entanglement

Worked example, using the default values

  1. Identify Input Parameters
    4 parameters
    Bell State Fidelity = 0.95, Measurement Fidelity = 0.98, Classical Channel Fidelity = 1, Entanglement Fidelity = 0.9 = 4 input(s) provided
  2. Calculate Teleportation Fidelity
    Teleportation Fidelity
    83.79 = 83.79%
  3. Calculate Success Probability
    Success Probability
    100 = 100%
  4. Calculate Classical Bits Required
    Classical Bits Required
    2 = 2
  5. Calculate Quantum Channel Usage
    Quantum Channel Usage
    1 = 1

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