High-performance tuners for ultra-low temperature characterization
Maury cryogenic impedance tuners are specifically designed to perform impedance matching in ultra-low, cryogenic temperatures, enabling accurate characterization of quantum devices and systems. Built to maintain exceptional performance and repeatability in extremely cold environments, these tuners support advanced research and development where the thermal stability and noise reduction of cryogenic low noise amplifiers (LNAs) are critical. With Maury cryogenic impedances tuners, engineers are empowered to push the boundaries of low-temperature device testing.
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Maury Microwave and National Physical Laboratory (NPL) Join Forces to Advance Cryogenic Measurement Capabilities for Quantum Computing
Learn how the partnership between Maury Microwave and NPL aims to advance cryogenic measurement capabilities for quantum computing, addressing the critical need for reliable microwave technologies operating at extremely low temperatures.
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