Quantum Simulation Laboratory Qlab
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Quantum Simulation Laboratory Qlab
Product Overview
Quantum entanglement sources and other quantum-optical experimental setups are among the core resource modules for research and teaching in the field of quantum information. Physical entanglement-source devices are widely used in scientific research, classroom instruction, and other applications. However, these physical quantum entanglement sources suffer from numerous challenges, including high cost, stringent requirements for experimental environments, susceptibility to damage, and the inability to visualize quantum optical signals. To address these issues, Qian Tian Quantum has joined forces with Keda Aorui—the pioneer in the international field of experimental-teaching informatization and the inventor of simulation experiments—to jointly develop Qlab, a 3D virtual simulation software for quantum optics specifically designed for educational purposes. Qlab perfectly solves the aforementioned problems, thereby promoting the wider adoption of quantum-information education. It is ideally suited for use in higher-education laboratory courses in science and engineering, teacher demonstrations in the classroom, and early-stage training for junior graduate students.
Product Parameters
| Serial number | Parameter Name | Performance parameters |
| 1 | List of Simulation Optical Instruments | Laser, HWP half-wave plate, PBS polarization beam splitter, QWP quarter-wave plate, Lens, BBO crystal, reflecting prism, polarizer, filter, fiber collimator, beam terminator, single-mode fiber, single-photon detector, coincidence counter, and data-processing computer—totaling 15 items. |
| 2 | Characteristics of Simulated Optical Instruments | Support the typical parameter settings for the above-mentioned instrument; The experimental instruments can be moved freely; Perform 3D modeling based on the actual appearance, operational methods, and physical characteristics of quantum optical components and instruments. Incorporate environmental noise, measurement errors, and other factors into the modeling algorithms to fully replicate the real-world quantum optical experimental environment. |
| 3 | Overall parameters | The design features a beginner’s guide system and instrument thumbnails in the upper-right corner. Integrate teaching demonstration videos and lesson plans; Integrate the video “Three Minutes to Understand Quantum Entanglement”; Integrated data recording and processing software; Real-time feedback of the experimental optical path. |
| 4 | Experimental Project | Support the following experiments: |
| 5 | Teaching Materials | Prepare teaching experiment handouts. |
Experimental Content
| Serial number | Experiment Name | Example of experimental results |
| 1 | 1. Setup and adjustment of the optical path; 2. Measure the interference contrast curve; 3. Experimental measurements of Bell’s inequalities; 4. Experimental measurement of the fidelity of entanglement sources. |
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