Single Microwave Quantum Amplifier Based on Very Narrow Band Filtering and Back-pass Effect
A filter and amplifier technology, which is applied in the field of single microwave quantum amplifiers, can solve problems such as the inability to realize single microwave quantum amplification, and achieve the effects of convenient implementation, stable performance, and mature technology
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[0057] like figure 2 As shown, the single microwave quantum output from a single microwave quantum source (output a single microwave quantum per microsecond) and the thermal noise microwave quantum output from a broadband microwave noise source (a broadband 1GHz microwave noise source) (input about 1000 single microwave quantum per microsecond) The microwave quantum) is output to the microwave low-noise linear amplifier together to form a strong power input; the broadband microwave noise source and the single microwave quantum source do not share the same source. The microwave low-noise linear amplifier amplifies the mixed signal by 50dB; the amplified signal passes through the microwave isolator, which prevents the reflection of the first-pole narrow-band microwave filter from affecting the performance of the microwave low-noise linear amplifier, and absorbs the reflected signal from the filter ; The first extremely narrow-band microwave filter only allows the microwave extr...
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[0059] like image 3 As shown, under normal temperature conditions, the single microwave quantum (outputting a single microwave quantum per microsecond) and thermal noise microwave quantum (outputting about 1000 single microwaves per microsecond) output by a single microwave quantum source and a broadband noise source co-source device Quantum) are input into the microwave low-noise linear amplifier together to form a strong power input, and the microwave low-noise linear amplifier amplifies the mixed signal by 60dB; the amplified signal passes through the microwave isolator, which prevents the first extremely narrow-band microwave The effect of filter reflection on the performance of the microwave low-noise linear amplifier is to absorb the reflected signal of the first-pole narrow-band microwave filter; the first-pole narrow-band microwave filter only allows the signal in the microwave extremely narrow-band passband to pass (5kHz passband bandwidth), and the filter All freque...
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