ID Quantique offers outstanding noise performance from SPADs to SNSPDs
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Sometimes it can be difficult to navigate a product line and find the product that’s right for you. If you are looking for a Telecom wavelength detection solution, ID Quantique is always available. The lowest noise in a compact package In January 2025 we launched the ID Qube ULN (Ultra Low Noise), your compact solution for 1550 nm single photon measurements at less than 200 cps dark count rate. But where does it fit in our detector product range? A continuum of high performance single-photon detectors The ID Qube ULN comes to bridge the noise performance of the compact ID Qube Series towards the SNSPD-equivalent dark count rate of the ID230. With this compact, plug-and-play addition to your detector options, ID Quantique continues to follow the guiding star of delivering best-in-class performance while striving for ease-of-use. This completes a continuum of dark count rate performance from SPADs to SNSPD systems. Best-in-class manufacturing for reliability and performance ID Quantique has been hard at work to give you the best results in the smallest package. With the ID Qube ULN, our industrial team proudly demonstrates best-in-class manufacturing in practice. The development of the ID Qube ULN also lead us to across-the-board DCR improvements of up to 50% for the whole ID Qube Series. Learn more about the ID Qube Gated and ID Qube Free-Running. Take your experiment to the next level Use the ID1000 Time Controller to register single-photon pulses and control your experiment. The combined time-tagger, pulse generator, delay generator package offers the flexibility you need. The programmable on-board logic gives you full control of real-time four-fold coincidence measurements. Need more help finding your solution? Contact us today or request a quote . The post ID Quantique offers outstanding noise performance from SPADs to SNSPDs appeared first on ID Quantique.
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