QMI - Quantum Measurement Infrastructure, a Python 3 framework for controlling laboratory equipment
DOI:10.4121/6d39c6db-2f50-4a49-ad60-5bb08f40cb52.v1
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DOI: 10.4121/6d39c6db-2f50-4a49-ad60-5bb08f40cb52
DOI: 10.4121/6d39c6db-2f50-4a49-ad60-5bb08f40cb52
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Ingmar te Raa; Ervasti, Henri; Botma, Pieter; Visser, Ludo; Budhrani, Ravi et. al. (2023): QMI - Quantum Measurement Infrastructure, a Python 3 framework for controlling laboratory equipment. Version 1. 4TU.ResearchData. software. https://doi.org/10.4121/6d39c6db-2f50-4a49-ad60-5bb08f40cb52.v1
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Software
by
Ingmar te Raa,
Henri Ervasti,
Pieter Botma,
Ludo Visser,
Ravi Budhrani,
Joris van Rantwijk,
Sidney Cadot,
Jenny Vermeltfoort,
Matteo Pompili
,
Arian Stolk,
Matthew Weaver,
K.L. (Kian) Van der Enden
,
Dennis de Leeuw Duarte,
Marianne Teng,
Joris van Zwieten,
Fer Grooteman
,
Arian Stolk,
Matthew Weaver,
K.L. (Kian) Van der Enden
,
Dennis de Leeuw Duarte,
Marianne Teng,
Joris van Zwieten,
Fer Grooteman
QMI is a Python 3 framework for controlling laboratory equipment. It is suitable for anything ranging from one-off
scientific experiments to robust operational setups.
History
- 2023-10-17 first online, published, posted
Publisher
4TU.ResearchDataFormat
Installable Python 3 program package 'qmi'References
Organizations
TU Delft, Qutech Advanced Research CentreTNO
To access the source code, use the following command:
git clone https://data.4tu.nl/v3/datasets/f30c8503-488e-42d5-9ee9-bf581b50248b.git
