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Discover the innovative power of the Research Fab Microelectronics Germany – Module Quantum and Neuromorphic Computing (FMD-QNC). We support your developments in the quantum and neuromorphic computing field with a constantly growing range of future-oriented technologies.

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Ultra-low loss integrated photonic platform based on silicon nitride waveguides
low loss integrated photonic platform based on aluminum nitride
AlGaN Photonic Integrated Circuit for fast light switching and routing
Single-pass Lithium-niobate-on-insulator (LNOI) waveguide
LiNbO3 and Si3N4 waveguide circuits for optical qubit I/O
LNOI resonators for efficient nonlinear frequency conversion
AlGaN bragg waveguide for efficient coupling to single photon emitters like defect centers or atoms
Diffractive metasurfaces for flat lenses and precise light shaping in confined configurations
Quantum-grade diamond grown via chemical vapor deposition
Quantum-grade diamond synthesis and doping
Quantum grade SiC epitaxy and generation of color centers
Diamond & silicon carbide nano-fabrication and integration of defect centers (N, Si, Ge, Sn-Vacancies)
Lens structures enhancing light coupling to color centers in SiC
Nitrogen-vacancy centers in quantum-grade diamond
Monolithic ion trap fabricated using Selective Laser-induced Etching (SLE)
Laser polishing to optical quality and laser welding of SLE manufactured glass components
Electro-optical circuit board – integration of optical waveguides and electrical conductors on glass
Back-end-of-line wafer technology for combining photonic integrated circuits with electronic components
Glass-based package for on-chip photonic quantum computing with neutral atoms in UHV
Full value-chain laser diode development based on GaAs & GaN
InP laser diodes, balanced detectors, SPAD diodes and SPAD detectors with high quantum efficiency
Full value-chain laser diode development based on GaAs & GaN
From customized laser diodes to micro integrated light control modules
Manufacturing processes for cryogenic qubit technologies on up to 300 mm wafer technology
Growth of CMOS compatible Si/SiGe quantum heterostructures and their structural characterization (200 mm silicon wafers)
Fabrication of superconducting qubit chips, frontend & 3D heterointegration technologies
Superconducting metal coplanar waveguide resonator
E-beam structured resist for gate architecture of spin qubit shuttle
Etched electrodes architecture for spin qubit shuttle
Precisely controlled suspension of carbon nanotubes or graphene
Wafer-level processing of various metals, insulators, and supercon-ductors, e.g., for ion traps
Flexible, shielded and high density superconducting wiring for qubits
Cryogenic characterization of superconducting materials
Quantum Hall characterization of two-dimensional electron gases (2DEG) at 1.5 Kelvin and 12 Tesla
Microstructural and chemical analysis down to the atomic level with spectroscopic scanning TEM
Thermomechanical optimization for cryogenic packages & components. Design, simulation, test & validation
Multi-channel FPGA-based dynamical control for optical modulators (AOMs and EOMs)
Coherent multi-signal sources for qubit control and readout at cryogenic and room temperature
SiGe chip design chain for cryogenic control and readout electronics
Cryogenic electronics and characterization (4K)
Cryogenic low-noise amplifiers for qubit read-out (50 nm mHEMT)
Customizable and miniaturizable SPAD array detectors with lowest dark count rate and high sensitivity
Silicate and direct bonding for quantum optical components
Micromirror-based spatial light modulators for precise holographic beam shaping
Micromirror array allowing fast modulation of light in phase and intensity with high spatial resolution
Design of MEMS phase shifter for linear optical quantum computing
1D and 2D MEMS scanning mirrors for high laser power or large deflection angles
MEMS wafer-level free-form glass with optical quality, e.g. for vacuum packaging with getter integration
MEMS mirrors in hermetically sealed packages with through glass vias
MEMS device with wafer-level integrated NdFeB micromagnets
Superconducting micro bumps for high density integration
Massive parallel assembly of photonic devices via micro-transfer bonding with precise self-alignment
Broadband electro-magnetic shielding with high optical transmission for neutral atoms
Submicrometer-precise addressing unit for ions utilizing fibre coupled waveguide chip and micro-optics
Design, setup and qualification of laser beam shaping optics for QC
Submicrometer-precise addressing unit for ion trap quantum computer
TE&TM polarization maintaining laser setup, including auxiliary target for active beam (pre-)alignment
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Do not hesitate to contact us to discuss your specific requirements. Together we will realize your visions for the computing of the future.

The Research Fab Microelectronics Germany FMD has launched its new extension module FMD-QNC, which supports the development of quantum computing and neuromorphic hardware in Germany and Europe. The consortium consists of 19 institutions, including institutes of the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft and the Leibniz Association, as well as Forschungszentrum Jülich and AMO GmbH. FMD-QNC offers research groups, start-ups, and industrial companies access to state-of-the-art microelectronic equipment and process know-how.

FMD-QNC supports the development of a wide range of quantum and neuromorphic hardware approaches with customized technologies and processes from various fields, such as nanotechnology, microelectronics, optics, and photonics.

Platform technologies supported by hardware developments:

  • Superconducting qubits
  • Solid state spin qubits
  • Neutral atoms
  • Ion traps
  • Photonic qubits
  • Analog and neuromorphic computing architectures
  • Various memristor technologies

In addition to research and pilot manufacturing capabilities, the service offering includes design, simulation, system integration, testing, and validation to deliver solutions that meet the demanding requirements for scaling up hardware systems and subsequent transfer to the industry.

Dienstleistungen: Komponenten, Schaltkreise, ModuleProzesstechnologien, Aufbau, Pilotfertigung Test, Charakterisierung, Validierung Design, Simulation, Architektur

The research factory offers technological breadth, quality, and flexibility through a networked clean room infrastructure and modern machinery. A joint office facilitates coordination between all partners to provide optimal solutions for academic and industrial users.

The FMD-QNC project, funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF), is an essential step towards the development of next-generation computers in Germany and Europe.


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