A Quantum Key Distribution System Based on Frame-Independent Protocol
A technology of quantum key distribution and reference frame, applied in the field of quantum key distribution system based on reference frame independent protocol, can solve the problems that cannot be directly used to realize reference frame independent protocol, etc. The effect of improving the code rate
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[0056] Such as figure 1 A QKD system based on a reference frame-independent protocol is shown, including a quantum key encoding end Alice, a quantum key decoding end Bob, and a quantum key distribution channel connecting Alice and Bob. Alice is equipped with a first laser driver Drive1, a pulse generation laser LD1, a second laser driver Drive2, a phase preparation laser LD2, a first three-port circulator CIR1, and an adjustable optical attenuator VOA; Bob has a built-in first beam splitter BS1 , an unbalanced interferometer, a first single-photon detector D1, a second single-photon detector D2, and a third single-photon detector D3. The unbalanced interferometer is a Michelson interferometer interferometer with automatic polarization compensation function. The unbalanced interferometer is equipped with a second three-port circulator CIR2, a first beam splitter BS2, a first Faraday rotating mirror FM1, and a second Faraday Rotating mirror FM2, phase modulator PM.
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Embodiment 2
[0102] Example 2: Two single photon detectors for phase decoding measurements are replaced by one single photon detector
[0103] A QKD system based on a reference frame-independent protocol, the quantum key decoding end Bob is as follows: image 3 As shown, the difference between this embodiment and Embodiment 1 is that the detection module for the phase decoding measurement at the Bob end is improved, and a third beam splitter BS3 and an optical fiber delay line DL are additionally provided, and the second single photon Detector D2. Port b of the second beam splitter BS2 is connected to an input port of the third beam splitter, and port 3 of the second three-port circulator CIR2 is connected to another input port of the third beam splitter through an optical fiber delay line DL, The output port of the third beam splitter is connected with the second single photon detector D1.
[0104] When the double-pulse signal light interferes in the second beam splitter BS2, it is dete...
Embodiment 3
[0106] Embodiment 3: Replace all single photon detectors with the same single photon detector
[0107] A QKD system based on a reference frame-independent protocol, the quantum key decoding end Bob is as follows: Figure 4 As shown, the difference between this embodiment and Embodiment 1 is that the detection module at the Bob end is improved, and the third beam splitter BS3, the fourth beam splitter BS4, the first optical fiber delay line DL1 and the second beam splitter are additionally provided. The two-fiber delay line DL2 cancels the second single-photon detector D2 and the third single-photon detector D3. An output port of the first beam splitter BS1 is connected with an input port of the fourth beam splitter through the second fiber delay line DL2, and the second beam splitter BS2 port b is connected with an input port of the third beam splitter, Port 3 of the second three-port circulator is connected with another input port of the third beam splitter through the first...
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