Electronics for the future
Quantum computing is the only technology known today to have the potential to outperform classical computers. Problems that used to be unsolvable in the past may now find their solutions. This will lead to quantum leaps in all technological fields, heralding a new quantum era.
Building a quantum computer poses numerous engineering challenges as individual quantum bits, for example trapped ions, have to be isolated, manipulated, entangled, and measured in a fully controlled way. Special importance is attached to the classical control electronics that drive the interactions with the qubits. These have to combine precision, flexibility, speed, and scalability in order to unleash the quantum advantage.

Quantum control electronics
All-in-one control and drive electronics card
- System independent extension of Xilinx Microzed board
- TTL sequences with 30 outputs and 2 inputs
- Measurement readout of photomultiplier tubes via TTL inputs
- Multi-branching of measurement and output sequences
- Under development: incorporation of a 80 MHz DAC for RF output
Real-time control unit for drive and measurement electronics
- 19″ rack compatible Xilinx UltraScale-SoC-Design
- Real-time control system for high scalability and multiplexed sequences
- Time synchronization of modular system with sub-microsecond latency
- Directly programmable with JSON-RPC messages
- Accessibility via Linux applications running on SoC
Product under development
Real-time distribution unit and network interface
- 19” rack compatible interface to electronic cards and personal computer
- Data and power distribution
- Integrated real-time bus
- System clock distribution
- Gigabit ethernet network backbone
Product under development
Dynamic, low-noise DC voltage generator
- Combines Xilinx UltraScale-SoC and low-noise DACs 19″ to a flexible rack-compatible DC-AWG
- 16 output channels with high dynamic range of +50 to -50 V
- High agility with 20 ns sampling and 200 ns rise and fall time
- Dynamic calibration, measurement and synchronization of all outputs
- Multi-branching feedback loops even in solitary operation
Wide-bandwidth, high-speed RF voltage generator
- Combines Xilinx UltraScale-SoC and high-speed DACs to a tunable 19″ rack-compatible RF-AWG
- 2 output channels with wide bandwidth of 20 mHz to 400 MHz with at least 4 time oversampling
- RF signals with phase-coherent frequency changes
- Optional synchronization with external high-precision clock
- Internal measurements and external trigger enable low-latency feedback loops and multiplexing
Product under development
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