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Optical and electronic hardware in a quantum-technology laboratory

Applications

Quantum light for systems, interfaces and research.

AQLS hardware supports the generation, conversion, storage and use of quantum states of light across a growing range of experiments.

Where AQLS technology fits

From single photons to connected quantum nodes.

Our products are designed around the physical interfaces between light, matter and optical-fibre infrastructure.

01

Quantum networking

Long-range quantum communication and distributed sensing.

02

Photon-pair generation

Narrow-band entangled photon pairs provide a controlled optical resource for quantum-network experiments, atomic interfaces and connected research systems.

03

Frequency conversion

Frequency conversion translates photons between the wavelengths used by processors, memories and low-loss telecom-fibre channels.

04

Quantum memory research

Matched photon sources and memory platforms support experiments that store quantum states of light and retrieve them on demand.

05

Quantum communication

Entanglement-based light sources support protocols that distribute quantum information between fibre-connected nodes.

06

Quantum metrology

Stable, well-defined quantum light supports precision measurements in which sensitivity depends on photon statistics and coherence.

07

Quantum computing

Photonic interfaces can connect separated processors and distribute quantum states between modules in quantum-computing research.

08

Light–matter interaction

Narrow-band photons can be matched to atomic and solid-state transitions, enabling controlled interfaces between light and matter.

Selected applications

Hardware meeting real research systems.

Quantum-communication laboratory equipment at Technical University of Munich
01 · Quantum communication

Technical University of Munich

An entangled photon-pair source was supplied to the group of Prof. Kai Müller for communication experiments using time-bin and polarisation encoding.

Application context: flexible entanglement formats for communication protocols.

Mobile quantum-memory research hardware at Humboldt University and FBH
02 · Source and memory interface

Humboldt University & FBH

An AQLS photon-pair source was developed to interface with the group of Prof. Dr. Markus Krutzik and its mobile, room-temperature alkali-vapour quantum memory.

Application context: narrow-band photons and atomic-memory interfaces.

Selected publications.

Research and integration

Tell us about your application.

AQLS works with research and industry teams around wavelength, bandwidth and system-integration requirements.