A programmable signal generator and RF synthesizer for scientific experiments, especially quantum computing and quantum information processing. It includes hardware, firmware, software, and documentation, all under an open source license.
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2009-02-01
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2005-01-26
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New pulse programming blog
Originally I've sent weekly e-mail updates to the dev mailing list, but I thought these might be fun and informative for public consumption as well. So now I will just updates via blog posts here: ht... -
Presentation to CSE undergrads
Here are the graphics / slides for the brief, 10-minute talk Aaron and I gave to undergrads in the CSE 467 (Advanced Digital Design) class this morning. Our goal is to encourage more engineering stude... -
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Welcome back, Aaron!
Aaron has returned from California and southeast Asia to work on the yellow box in Boris's lab this quarter, as part of his secret bonus year at UW. I am sure you are all relieved that I am not wander... -
Belated farewell to Frank
I had a good-bye lunch with Frank two weeks ago. He is probably well on his way to New Mexico now on a family roadtrip, where I hope he gets to see White Sands National Monument, the Earthship village... -
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I enabled git for this project in SourceForge, to use for developing the upcoming input counting firmware feature in a temporarily closed source way, and then merging it into the open source repositor... -
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