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RF Connectors, Adapters Offer Quantum-Computing-Friendly Attributes

May 30, 2023
Quantum computing requires particular qualities in interconnects. Connectronics can modify its products to fit the bill.

This article is part of our IMS 2023 coverage.

The age of quantum computing is upon us, and when it comes to interconnects, quantum technology imposes certain requirements. In booth #515 at IMS 2023, Connectronics will showcase its RF connectors and adapters designed for quantum computing. The company can modify its extensive product line of 6,000 RF connectors to feature nonmagnetic and cryogenic attributes critical to quantum-computing applications.

These high-frequency, coaxial RF connectors are U.S.-manufactured with base material and plating finish combinations that minimize magnetic signature. Connectronics delivers connectivity solutions, ensuring minimal interference with quantum computing’s applied magnetic fields. A complete range of RF connectors can be produced in large and small quantities, including unique and hard-to-find connectors, and with flexible delivery options.

For more information, visit the company's website.

For more IMS 2023 coverage, visit our digital magazine.

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