Quantum Readout and Control Module QRC
HANDS-ON DEMONSTRATION:

Quantum Control and
High-Fidelity Readout

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Explore in our product demonstration session how  the QRC module helps you grow your quantum system while keeping your signal integrity rock-solid.

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Qubit Readout and Control Module (QRC)

Scaling quantum systems demands high-channel density, low-noise, high-fidelity readout and control solutions. Qblox’s Qubit Readout and Control Module (QRC) brings all of that together — and now, for the first time, we’re showcasing through a hands-on video demonstration! 

What to expect

  • A guided walkthrough showing how the QRC module seamlessly unites signal generation, readout, and synchronization for high‑fidelity operations.
  • Engineering insights into the QRC’s design, featuring cutting‑edge RFSoC technology and combining direct digital synthesis (DDS) with single mixing, that delivers exceptional spurious‑free dynamic range (SFDR) and signal‑to‑noise ratio (SNR).
  • A hands-on demonstration of QRC within the Qblox Cluster mainframe, covering a complete frequency range, from 100MHz to 10GHz, without gaps, providing full channel independence and optimal user flexibility.

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How can you advance your quantum research with the QRC module?

The Qubit Readout and Control (QRC) module unlocks new possibilities in qubit readout and control for both research and high-performance computing applications. The QRC is a high channel density RF solution that offers excellent performance and adaptability to control a growing number of qubits with the highest fidelities inside the Qblox control stack.

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Extensive Frequency Range

Covering 100 MHz to 10 GHz, fully independent ports generate all the necessary signals for scalable control and readout for your qubits.

Calibration-Free Precision

Unique DDS and single mixing combination ensure high SFDR, exceptional SNR, and full frequency range accuracy without recalibration.

Real-Time Reliability

Q1 real-time sequencer delivers fully deterministic, reliable performance for complex pulse sequences and measurement loops.

Channel-Independent Bandwidth

Channel-independent instantaneous bandwidth of >800 MHz.

Gapless and Ultra-Fast Updates

Avoid delays with gapless playback and create the fastest parameter update rate of 4 ns.

Open Source and Integration Ready

High-level open-source software Qblox Scheduler streamlines easy scheduling, while the assembly layer can integrate with third-party tools like (e.g. Qiskit).

FAQ

  • Who is this webinar for? Engineers, researchers, system architects, and anyone building scalable quantum computing of any qubit system, superconducting, spin, or color centers, who want to see the Qblox control hardware in action.
  • Do I need prior knowledge of quantum hardware?A basic understanding of qubit control/readout will help you follow the demo, but we’ll walk you through the key concepts.
  • Will the webinar be recorded? Yes — registrants will receive a link to the recording afterwards.
  • Can I ask questions during the live session? Absolutely. Please submit your questions via the dedicated contact channel provided. Although we will not be answering them live, we will personally follow up with responses after the session.

FAQ

Do I need prior knowledge of quantum hardware?

A basic understanding of qubit control/readout will help you follow the demo, but we’ll walk you through the key concepts.

Can I ask questions during the hands-on session?

Absolutely. Please submit your questions via the dedicated contact channel provided. Although we will not be answering them live, we will personally follow up with responses after the session.

Will the session be available on demand?

Yes — registrants will receive a link to the recording afterwards.

Who is this session for?

Engineers, researchers, system architects, and anyone building scalable quantum computing of any qubit system, superconducting, spin, or color centers, who want to see the Qblox control hardware in action.