Single photon detection method based on quantum key distribution
A technology of quantum key distribution and single-photon detection, which is applied in key distribution, can solve the problems of increased cost, delay range not meeting system requirements, and high market price of delay chips, achieving the effect of reducing complexity and cost
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[0027] In the quantum key distribution system, the single-photon signal will have an interference peak with a period of 25 ns through attenuation, phase modulation and interference. Since the single-photon and synchronous signals are transmitted through different optical fibers, the delay of the signal is also different. To ensure that the single photon detector accurately detects single photons, it is necessary to perform a 25ns delay scan on the synchronization signal to find an accurate delay time, so that the time when the single photon reaches the detector is the same as the time when the synchronization signal arrives at the detector. Only in this way can the single photon be detected accurately.
[0028] Such as image 3 As shown, the n clock phases can be divided into four phases, respectively 0, π / 2, π, 3π / 2, wherein the clock delay time of the four phases constitutes a whole period T, and T=25ns.
[0029] The delayed clock is used as the trigger clock of the single ...
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