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Wavelength multicasting quantum clock synchronization network

Quantum clock synchronization (QCS) can measure out the high-precision clock difference among distant users, which breaks through the standard quantum limit by employing the properties of quantum entanglement. Currently, the wavelength division multiplexed QCS network has been demonstrated with a sp...

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Published in:AAPPS bulletin 2024-12, Vol.34 (1), p.32-9, Article 32
Main Authors: Li, Jiaao, Han, Hui, Huang, Xiaopeng, Tang, Bangying, Guo, Kai, Huang, Jinquan, Xiong, Siyu, Yu, Wanrong, Zhang, Zhaojian, Yang, Junbo, Liu, Bo, Chen, Huan, Lu, Zhenkun
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Summary:Quantum clock synchronization (QCS) can measure out the high-precision clock difference among distant users, which breaks through the standard quantum limit by employing the properties of quantum entanglement. Currently, the wavelength division multiplexed QCS network has been demonstrated with a spontaneous parametric down-conversion entangled photon source. In this paper, we propose a more efficient QCS network scheme with the wavelength multicasting entangled photon source, which can decrease at least 25% of wavelength channel consumption under the identical network scale. Afterwards, a four node QCS network is demonstrated, where the wavelength multicasting entangled photon source is utilized with dual-pumped four-wave mixing silicon chip. The experimental results show that the measured time deviation is 3.4 ps with an average time of 640 s via the multiple fiber links of more than 10 km.
ISSN:2309-4710
2309-4710
DOI:10.1007/s43673-024-00136-4