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Overcoming Optical Bottlenecks in Quantum Computing
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Precision Performance: Achieves diffraction-limited imaging using High-NA Cryogenic Quantum Optics to maximize photon collection efficiency.

Environmental Stability: FEA-optimized housings ensure sub-nanometer wavefront stability from room temperature down to 4K.

Broadband Correction: Tailored multi-wavelength optimization (UV-NIR) supports simultaneous cooling, trapping, and state readout.

Scalable Integration: Engineered for seamless implementation in trapped-ion, neutral atom, and solid-state quantum platforms.

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Optical Requirements for Quantum Computing: Why High-NA and Long WD Matter
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Introduction: When Quantum Computing Meets Optical Precision In 2023, Google’s Quantum AI team demonstrated a major leap in quantum computing. Their Sycamore processor completed a complex task in just 200 seconds—a calculation that would take classical supercomputers roughly 10,000 years. While most attention focused on the qubits themselves, another key technology made this precision possible: […]

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Finite Conjugate Tube Lens Design and Optimization
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Key Takeaways Finite Conjugate Tube Lens Design plays a critical role in precision imaging for microscopy and inspection, addressing unique challenges where objects lie at finite distances. Unlike infinity-corrected systems, this tube lens design ensures optimized conjugate distance, aberration control, and magnification stability. The case study highlights the development of a high-performance finite conjugate tube […]

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NA 0.48 UV Objective with 52mm Working Distance for Ion Trapping
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Key Takeaways In ion trapping experiments, precision optics are critical for delivering UV laser excitation and collecting ion fluorescence efficiently. This application note details the design, manufacturing process, and practical performance of a custom microscope objective for ion trapping with a long working distance (≥52 mm) and high numerical aperture (NA ≥ 0.48). The system […]

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