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A low-cost modular FPGA-based control system for neutral atom tweezer arrays
We present the Quantum Atom Control Kit (QuACK), a low-cost FPGA-based control system that provides memory-efficient precise signal timing and low-delay measurement-based decision making for operating neutral atom optical tweezer array experiments. The system consists of an FPGA module connected to
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