Quantum eraser experimental setup
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Quantum eraser experimental setup
Product Overview
The quantum eraser experimental setup is a quantum-optical system designed based on the Mach-Zehnder interferometer. Its core components include a laser, a beam splitter, polarization-modulation elements, and an observation screen. By controllably marking and then erasing path information, this setup provides a直观 demonstration of quantum superposition, the principle of complementarity, and the delayed-choice effect. It serves as a key experimental platform for studying quantum measurement and information evolution.
Product Parameters
Quantum eraser experimental setup
Laser power: 10–30 mW;
Wavelength: 532 nm
Path detection method: Polarization
Surface: Anodized black finish, with a matte surface and deburring.
Material: Aluminum 6061T, stainless steel;
Breadboard dimensions: 200mm × 300mm;
Height: ≤200mm;
Power supply: 12V, 1A.
Experimental Content
| Serial number | Experiment Name | Example of experimental results |
| 1 | 1. Quantum eraser experiment; |
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