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Long-distance QKD transmission using single-sideband detection scheme with WDM synchronization

Guerreau et al., 2004

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3269130477816159471
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Guerreau O
Mérolla J
Soujaeff A
Patois F
Goedgebuer J
Malassenet F
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IEEE Journal of selected topics in quantum electronics

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We report a long-distance, polarization insensitive, quantum key distribution scheme using single-sideband (SSB) detection. The method uses an amplitude modulation to transmit photon in sidebands. The system acts as a fainted laser diode whose information quantum …
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