QSwitch is a software-controllable breakout box specialized for quantum labs and low-temperature experiments. Seamlessly program the routing of your 24-line Fischer cable using the relay switch matrix to 8 BNC lines using intuitive USB and LAN communication. All lines of the Fischer cable can be connected to a parallel BNC connector, floated, and/or soft-grounded through 1 MΩ resistors.
Save valuable in-person research hours by automating one of the last manual steps in measurements: signal routing and device connection. Use intuitive SCPI commands to implement control and monitoring of signal routing into your experiment software within minutes.
QSwitch enables researchers to automate their channel switches to varying instruments, program an array of measurements, and manage these connections remotely over ethernet.
QSwitch is used with a flexible, low-noise cable assembly with 24-channel Fischer connectors on each end. The cable comes with braided metal underneath the plastic braid, which helps in reducing noise pickup further.
No need for physical presence! Automate channel switches to different instruments to program series of various measurements, and remotely control connections with ease.
Say goodbye to manual cabling adjustments and measurement taking. Implement entire measurement procedures in your experiment scripts, allowing you to auto-run experiments off-hours and share standard measurement scripts among experiments and students.
Benefit from intuitive SCPI commands that control and monitor all signal routing and are implemented in your control scripts such as Python within minutes.
Don’t spend valuable research hours manually carrying out repetitive measurement and characterization processes. With QSwitch, automate one of the last steps in your measurement procedures and focus on the qubit chip and physics itself.
Experience reliable signal routing with an ultra-low added noise floor and minimal crosstalk. Benefit from low mutual capacitance and minimal switching transients (<10 µV) for reliable qubit operation.
Features automatic soft-grounding during power disruptions to ensure that your instruments are always protected.
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"I regard Quantum Machines as the quintessential example of how deep-tech companies should operate in harmony. Their OPX+ devices exemplify excellence, and the team's unmatched business ethos sets them apart. From unboxing the OPX+ to the first measurements is a truly exhilarating experience. They consistently go above and beyond for their customers, ensuring mutual success. Transitioning from academia to the startup realm, I have rarely encountered a company as remarkable as Quantum Machines."
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“QM's chip packaging solutions are exquisite pieces of engineering that have enhanced our resonator Q-factors to as much as 200 million. It is clearly a very highly engineered product that I am sure will be widely adopted in our field.”
“Dedicated hardware for controlling and operating quantum bits is something we have all been dreaming of. Quantum Machines has answered this call by allowing us and others in the field to scale up with ease and with far greater functionality than was ever possible before.”
Sample holder for microwave resonators-based quantum devices, allowing high-fidelity operation of tens of qubits up to 18 GHz.
Ultra-low-noise 24-channel DAC, up to 25 bit resolution and 1MS/s, for DC and low-frequency control.
Compact multi-stage low-pass cryogenic filter ensuring millikelvin electron temperature in 24 lines simultaneously.
Non-magnetic sample holder for quantum electronics, with 48 RC-filtered low-frequency linesand 16 RF lines with bias tees.
Reliable 24-channel fully shielded Fischer connector to BNC breakout box, with sample protection.
FPGA-based controller for real-time quantum sequences, offering the lowest analog feedback latency and the shortest runtimes.
Auto-calibrated IQ mixing and local oscillator system, for signals up- and down- conversion, extending the OPX+ range to 18GHz.
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