Moku:Delta
Accelerate quantum computing experiments with 2 GHz bandwidth, eight analog inputs and eight analog outputs, and < 10 nV/√Hz input noise.
Key benefits of Moku:Delta
High-bandwidth signal generation and analysis
Control and synchronize experiments from DC to 2 GHz.
Measure low-SNR signals with precision
Achieve ultra-low noise performance at < 10 nV/√Hz input noise.
Single-photon event detection
View and timestamp single photon event data with <10 ps jitter
Program custom pulse sequences
Generate qubit drive and readout pulses with synchronized instruments.
Key specs & capabilities
Multiple instruments in a single platform
With support for 15 different instruments and the ability to deploy up to eight instruments simultaneously, Moku:Delta offers over 2 billion possible test configurations in a single 2U device. Partial reconfiguration of the RFSoC FPGA delivers the flexibility of software with the performance of hardware.
Create a customized test system on a single piece of hardware
With partial FPGA reconfiguration, Multi-Instrument Mode helps you build custom test configurations with low-latency, lossless interconnects to reduce complex cabling and impairments.
Daisy-chain instruments together to build sophisticated digital signal processing pipelines and hot-swap instruments in and out without interrupting those running in tandem.
Quantum computing experiments, simplified
Generate and optimize qubit drive and readout pulses with fully synchronized instruments. With Multi-Instrument Mode, run up to 8 instruments on one Moku:Delta device simultaneously, allowing you to program and synchronize Arbitrary Waveform Generators, Time & Frequency Counters, Data Loggers, and more.
Manipulate qubit states on command
Whether performing quantum computation or sensing experiments, you must be able to easily manipulate qubit states. Generate key qubit drive pulse sequences with programmable, synchronized Arbitrary Waveform Generator channels.
Combine with Moku Cloud Compile for ultimate customization
Breakthrough research often requires custom solutions. The ability to deploy custom code alongside Moku software-defined instruments provides you with not just the full suite of Moku instrumentation, but infinite instruments. Use industry-standard VHDL or Verilog to deploy bitstreams directly to Moku and have your custom feature running in minutes.
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