Superconducting Qubit Control System

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is seeking a Superconducting Qubit Control System. The system must have at least 8 independent output channels with output frequencies of up to 10 GHz and a baseband frequency of at least 400 MHz bandwidth. The system should also have real-time capabilities for active feedback control of the output channels with a maximum feedback latency of 700 ns for both digital and analog. The system must be a new, established commercial product with multiple units operating successfully in the field, covered by the original manufacturer's full warranty with service provided by that manufacturer's U.S.-based service organization. Some key features and requirements of the system include: • At least 8 independent output channels with output frequencies of up to 10 GHz • Baseband frequency of at least 400 MHz bandwidth • Real-time capabilities for active feedback control of the output channels • Maximum feedback latency of 700 ns for both digital and analog • Self-contained and powered using standard 120Vac / 60 Hz wall power • Rack mountable • New, established commercial product with multiple units operating successfully in the field • Covered by the original manufacturer's full warranty with service provided by that manufacturer's U.S.-based service organization