Broadband Balanced Homodyne Detector for High-Rate (>10 Gb/s) Vacuum-Noise Quantum Random Number Generation
Florian Honz, Dinka Milovan\v{c}ev, Nemanja Voki\'c, Christoph Pacher,, Bernhard Schrenk (AIT Austrian Institute of Technology)

TL;DR
This paper presents a high-performance balanced homodyne detector capable of generating quantum random numbers at over 10 Gb/s, integrating classical communication, and achieving high noise clearance over a broad bandwidth.
Contribution
Introduction of a die-level balanced homodyne detector with high quantum-to-classical noise clearance and integration of high-speed quantum random number generation with classical communication.
Findings
Quantum noise clearance of 19.1dB over 3GHz
Random number generation rate exceeds 10 Gb/s
Successful integration of classical 10Gb/s communication channel
Abstract
We demonstrate a die-level balanced homodyne detector with a high quantum-to-classical noise clearance of 19.1dB over 3GHz bandwidth. We evaluate this receiver as a high-quality entropy source for random number generation at >10Gb/s and prove the functional integration of a classical 10Gb/s duobinary communication channel.
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Taxonomy
TopicsQuantum Information and Cryptography · Quantum Mechanics and Applications · Chaos-based Image/Signal Encryption
