Updated on 11 October 2026
Proteox®MX: Modular Cryofree® Dilution Refrigerator
Territory sales manager of Quantum Design Oxford products at Quantum Design GmbH at Quantum Design GmbH
Pfungstadt, Germany
About
Features
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Enables high input/output applications through abundant line-of-sight (LOS) access, with up to a maximum of 128* SMA connectors on a custom Secondary Insert
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Get in touch to discuss higher density wiring options!
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Large 360 mm diameter mixing chamber plate, combined with increased spacing
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Customisable, self-supporting Secondary Insert
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DC wiring, coaxial wiring, cold electronic components and samples can be fully integrated on to multiple Secondary Inserts
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Patented gas gap heat switch technology provides active control of thermal conductivity between the system plates
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New gas handling system delivers increased reliability and longer service intervals
Custom Secondary Insert
Ideal for a multi-user or multi-experiment setting, or future-proofing the system. Side loading Secondary Inserts can be exchanged between Proteox systems enabling experiments to be set up on a workbench prior to exchange. This is a significant advantage for optical experiments where alignment of components can be performed outside of the system.
Utilise a custom Secondary Insert for an optimised experiment, ready to run on system arrival by incorporating cold electronics such as circulators and amplifiers, directly during manufacture. All mounted hardware and components are factory installed.
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Components mounted directly onto the Secondary Insert
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Component bracketry factory installed
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Amplifiers and isolators mounted in-line with coaxial cables for maximum space utilisation
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Up to a maximum of 128 SMA connectors per custom Secondary Insert
Applications
Superconducting Qubits
Integrate microwave lines and signal conditioning hardware on the Secondary Insert for superconducting qubit development.
Spin Qubits
Integrate microwave wiring, cold electronics and superconducting magnets for spin qubit development.
Quantum Transport Measurements
Superconducting magnets and ultra low temperatures enable hall effect and quantum hall effect transport measurements.
Applies to
- Quantum Computing
- Quantum Instrumentation
- Enabling technology (electronics, photonics, vacuum etc.)
Organisation
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Master Thesis - Quantum Computing & Quantum Technologies
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Mathias Findrihan
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