EDU-QCRY1 Quantum Cryptography Analogy Demonstration Kit
Brand: ThorLabs | Category: Scientific & Laboratory Equipment
A classical analogy kit that models the BB84 key distribution protocol using the polarisation of light. Students build the sender, receiver and eavesdropper stations and see how interception introduces detectable errors.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Specification | Models the BB84 encryption protocol using light polarisation |
| Specification | Includes lasers, half-wave plates, polarising beamsplitters and detectors |
| Specification | Stations for sender, receiver and eavesdropper |
| Specification | Generate an encryption key and transmit an encrypted message |
| Specification | Simulates quantum cryptography using classical light |
| Specification | Available with imperial or metric components, manual and teaching materials included |
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