Silicon photonic transceiver circuit for high-speed polarization-based discrete variable quantum key distribution

We demonstrate a silicon photonic transceiver circuit for high-speed discrete variable quantum key distribution that employs a common structure for transmit and receive functions. The device is intended for use in polarization-based quantum cryptographic protocols, such as BB84. Our characterization...

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Veröffentlicht in:Optics express 2017-05, Vol.25 (11), p.12282-12294
Hauptverfasser: Cai, Hong, Long, Christopher M, DeRose, Christopher T, Boynton, Nicholas, Urayama, Junji, Camacho, Ryan, Pomerene, Andrew, Starbuck, Andrew L, Trotter, Douglas C, Davids, Paul S, Lentine, Anthony L
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description We demonstrate a silicon photonic transceiver circuit for high-speed discrete variable quantum key distribution that employs a common structure for transmit and receive functions. The device is intended for use in polarization-based quantum cryptographic protocols, such as BB84. Our characterization indicates that the circuit can generate the four BB84 states (TE/TM/45°/135° linear polarizations) with >30 dB polarization extinction ratios and gigabit per second modulation speed, and is capable of decoding any polarization bases differing by 90° with high extinction ratios.
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