SPQ Digital Array Measurement-and-Control System - RIGOL ประเทศไทย

SPQ Digital Array Measurement-and-Control System : Qbit- Measurement-and-Control System

RIGOL’s SPQ Digital Array Measurement-and-Control System targets advanced-computing tests. A modular layout assigns microwave control, data capture/analysis with real-time feedback, bias-voltage with microwave overlay, and clock/trigger distribution to dedicated modules. Now instruction-set driven, SPQ removes many legacy pain points. Already running stably at dozens of sites, it has become a benchmark in this field.

รายละเอียดทั่วไป (Feature)

With fully digital architecture, the measurement and control
signals with lower noise are generated through combination
technology, avoiding complex IQ calibration in traditional mixed
frequency systems.
The modular design allows users to make a flexible configuration
as needed. The available modules include readout analysis,
microwave control, fast bias, digital synchronization, and etc.
Generates RF control signals within the second Nyquist Zone,
with a maximum sample rate of 10 GSa/s for transmit channels
and 5 GSa/s for receive channels.
PXIe-to-PCIe bridge enables the server to control measurement
and control device service boards via PCIe, and supports remote
fiber optic connections. The collected data can be transferred to
servers via low-latency and high-bandwidth DMA. (32Mpts/CH optional)
With exceptional device integration density, a single 4U 19-inch
device integrates 128 measurement and control channels, and
a single cabinet can deploy thousands of measurement and
control channels easily.
Supports multiple devices to work stably and synchronously.
Just with a simple configuration, thousands of measurement
and control channels of dozens of devices can work
simultaneously, with phase drift less than ±5 ps.
Equipped with the instruction set software, users can perform
dynamic programming in the FPGA. In instruction set mode, the
minimum feedback time is 280 ns, which allows for fast active
reset.
High-density integrated devices achieve low power
consumption. Excellent cooling design reduces fan noise to
approximately 60 dB during continuous operation, ensuring
quiet lab environments.

Higher microwave signal quality

SPQ employs high-sample-rate direct digital playback in place of conventional baseband mixing, thereby eliminating LO leakage and I/Q imbalance at the source. With direct digital output, every microwave pulse maintains uniform amplitude and precise phase, leaving the waveform uncontaminated. Overall signal purity and long-term stability are greatly enhanced, giving noise-sensitive computing elements a precise and reliable drive foundation.

Simple & clear architecture for lightning-fast MCS deployment

With direct-digital output, each compute node needs just one signal port—no mixers, no multi-channel combiners. Cabling drops sharply and debugging is simplified, so you can build the system in a fraction of the time. The layout is clear and maintenance straightforward, giving experiments with hundreds of nodes efficient, reliable hardware support.

Extremely low system noise, and optimize bit performance

At a 100 MHz carrier with a 1 kHz offset, the SPQ delivers −142 dBc/Hz phase noise and a noise spectral density below −160 dBm/Hz, providing an ultra-clean environment for noise-sensitive computing elements. Decoherence Time is markedly longer, giving a computation window more than twice that of conventional solutions and ensuring long-term stability for deep experiments.