SPI Ultrastable DC Voltage and Current Sources

SPI Ultrastable DC Voltage and Current Sources

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The SPI rack is a modular system for DC current and DC voltage source modules. Modules are designed to maximize output stability. Together with our Galvanically isolated Control Interface and Isolated power supply ground loops are avoided and interference (like 50 Hz) is minimized. One SPI Rack combines up to 11 dedicated DC Current and DC Voltage sources. Per single 3U chassis, up to 176 output channels can be fitted. All modules in the SPI Rack are controlled by our SPI C1b Galvanically Isolated Controller which is easily connected to your host pc via USB and controlled with our available Python and QCoDeS drivers. The SPI C1b Isolated control module is designed for controlling up to 11 DC Current or DC Voltage source modules per rack. Galvanic isolation blocks interference from its host pc to come in via the C2 isolator. The C2 is the only clocked element in the system to avoid noise injection within the biasing modules.
Qblox QuantumThe Qblox control stack combines unlevelled noise performance, low-latency arbitrary control flows and can be scaled up to 100s of qubits. Our company is based in the Netherlands as a spinoff of QuTech, which enables us to implement the latest scientific insights and take a position upfront in the worldwide race towards quantum advantage. Using the technology developed at QuTech as a springboard, the Qblox team has fundamentally reimagined the architecture of quantum control to create a single integrated control stack that provides all the functionality needed to manipulate and measure quantum computers. The Qblox architecture speeds up calibration routines by orders of magnitude, saving research teams significant amounts of time and money. With a dedicated team of scientists, engineers and developers we are pushing quantum technology to support scientists worldwide with our scalable qubit control and readout equipment from ultrastable DC to 18.5 GHz for academic and industrial quantum labs.

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