Radio frequency (RF) and microwave power measurements are widely used to support applications across space, defense, and communication. These precise measurements enable engineers to accurately ...

Industry analyst and RF expert Paul Smith-Goodson explains Rydberg quantum sensors and how they could revolutionize telecommunications in the years to come.

The era of stealth may be ending due to advances in quantum sensing, according to Rob McHenry, the Deputy Director of DARPA. -In a recent webinar, McHenry argued that future quantum sensors, combined ...

The electronics primarily consist of an ADF4531 phase-locked loop RF signal generator and a 40-dB RF amplifier to generate the microwave signals, a green laser diode module, and an ESP32 dev board.

In one — led by Charles Ahn, John C. Malone Professor of Applied Physics, Mechanical Engineering & Materials Science & Physics at Yale, and Alexander Balatsky, a professor of physics at UC onn — the ...

Our successful long-range signal reception with a Rydberg sensor represents a significant milestone for the technology and the advent of Rydberg atomic radio.” — David A. Anderson, Ph.D., CEO ...

Quantum RF sensing isn’t just an evolution; it’s a revolution. It will redefine how we communicate, sense and understand the world around us. The airwaves are no longer just a medium for ...

The team made the sensor by attaching a molecule with an unpaired electron – a molecular spin – to the apex of an STM’s metallic tip. “Typically, the lifetime of a spin in direct contact with a metal ...

The sensor's thermopile response was meticulously characterized across a range of RF power levels from -35 dBm to 0 dBm in a frequency range from 100 kHz to 10 GHz, ensuring SI traceability ...

Our successful long-range signal reception with a Rydberg sensor represents a significant milestone for the technology and the advent of Rydberg atomic radio.” — David A. Anderson, Ph.D., CEO ...

Our successful long-range signal reception with a Rydberg sensor represents a significant milestone for the technology and the advent of Rydberg atomic radio.” — David A. Anderson, Ph.D., CEO ...