Sub-Kelvin Coolers
Specialized cooling systems designed to achieve temperatures below 1 kelvin, often through dilution refrigeration, adiabatic demagnetization, Joule-Thomson expansion or evaporative cooling. These systems can offer continuous cooling of samples to sub-Kelvin base temperatures or operate on a cold/warm duty cycle. They are essential for quantum computing applications where superconducting qubits require ultralow temperatures for stable and coherent operation, and for quantum networking applications where superconducting single-photon detectors and elements of quantum repeaters benefit from sub-Kelvin temperature operation.
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Offers a wide range of cryogenic solutions, from high-efficiency pulse tubes to full cryostat systems. Custom, one-off designs and standard models. Also integrates Chase Research Cryogenics coolers and represents Leiden Cryogenics in North America.
Photon Spot manufactures compact sub-Kelvin cryogenic systems, superconducting single-photon detectors and systems with very low temperature oscillations at 4 Kelvin. The company’s products are carefully designed for quantum applications.
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