High-Rate Photon Pair Generation
AdvR offers waveguide-based, spontaneous parametric down conversion (SPDC) devices for high-rate photon pair generation to serve applications in quantum communications, quantum computing, and quantum sensing. AdvR’s devices can be configured for Type 0 or Type II operation at degenerate and nondegenerate wavelengths and can be tailored for high brightness, high indistinguishability, and high purity photon pairs. These waveguide-based photon pair sources are packaged in a compact fiber coupled housing for easy installation into deployable quantum systems.
Entanglement Generation
AdvR offers compact near degenerate polarization entanglement sources designed for high spectral purity, ideal for quantum networking, entanglement distribution, and entanglement swapping. These sources utilize AdvR’s PPKTP waveguide chips and are packaged in fiber-coupled device for seamless integration into deployable quantum systems. Optimized for C-band operation, they employ a 775 nm pump to generate signal and idler wavelengths near 1540 nm and 1560 nm. With utility in both continuous-wave and pulsed configurations, these devices deliver reliable performance across a range of quantum applications.
Squeezed Light Generation
AdvR offers squeezed light sources to serve an essential component of quantum enhanced sensors, continuous variable quantum computers, and quantum networking systems. AdvR’s highly efficient and low loss fiber coupled waveguides allow for a compact fiber coupled solution to easily integrate into laboratory or real-world quantum systems. AdvR’s C-band squeezed light source comes complete with squeezing measurement, providing a reliable, plug-and-play source of squeezed light for advanced quantum applications.
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