VERA-Q puts our CMOS quantum entropy chip in an aluminium USB key. Plug it into a laptop, a server or an embedded board, stream random numbers, and test them on your own systems before you design anything around them.
It is built for security and cryptography teams who want to evaluate quantum entropy quickly: HSM and secure-element groups, IoT security teams, and labs working on quantum communications.
If you are comparing a classical TRNG with a quantum entropy source, talk to us about VERA-T and VERA-Q options for your system. We can help you assess interfaces and evaluation fit before you commit to an integration path.
VERA-Q is available on a shortlist basis, in very limited quantities, with samples on request. For an available TRNG evaluation option, ask about VERA-T. Evaluation kits may be purchased or loaned depending on the requested volume and business case. Contact the team to discuss your application and the arrangement.
Use our QRNG evaluation guide to compare USB evaluation, a packaged chip and entropy-cell IP for your system.
Specifications
- Entropy source
- Electron shot noise in standard CMOS. No light source.
- Interfaces
- USB, I²C or SPI for host or embedded integration
- Software
- GUI and Python API on Windows and Linux
- Linux
- Daemon that provides a drop-in entropy source at /dev/iqrng
- Tamper detection
- Output stops and the host is flagged
- Operating range
- Verified from 0 to 50 °C
- Evaluation options
- VERA-T TRNG units are available; VERA-Q is available on a shortlist basis, with samples on request. Discuss EVK purchase or loan based on volume and business case. Product fit and commercial terms depend on your use case.
- Output rate
- At least 30 MSps (million samples per second)
VERA-Q in use
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