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Assessing a binary quantum channel exploiting a Silicon photomultiplier based hybrid receiver

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Authors: Alberto Sanvito, Silvia Cassina, Marco Lamperti, Michele N. Notarnicola, Stefano Olivares, Alessia Allevi

Year

2024

Paper ID

65570

Status

Preprint

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Abstract

In quantum communication protocols, the use of photon-number-resolving detectors could open new perspectives by broadening the way to encode and decode information, and merging the properties of discrete and continuous variables. In this work, we consider a quantum channel exploiting a Silicon-photomultiplier-based receiver and evaluate its performance for quantum communication protocols under three possible configurations, defined by different post-processing of the detection outcomes. We investigate two scenarios: information transmission over the channel, quantified by the mutual information, and continuous-variable quantum key distribution. The preliminary results encourage further use of this detection scheme in extended networks.

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