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Korzh et al., 2020 - Google Patents

Demonstration of sub-3 ps temporal resolution with a superconducting nanowire single-photon detector

Korzh et al., 2020

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15022692038584147502
Author
Korzh B
Zhao Q
Allmaras J
Frasca S
Autry T
Bersin E
Beyer A
Briggs R
Bumble B
Colangelo M
Crouch G
Dane A
Gerrits T
Lita A
Marsili F
Moody G
Peña C
Ramirez E
Rezac J
Sinclair N
Stevens M
Velasco A
Verma V
Wollman E
Xie S
Zhu D
Hale P
Spiropulu M
Silverman K
Mirin R
Nam S
Kozorezov A
Shaw M
Berggren K
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Nature Photonics

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Improvements in temporal resolution of single-photon detectors enable increased data rates and transmission distances for both classical and quantum optical communication systems, higher spatial resolution in laser ranging, and observation of shorter-lived fluorophores in …
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