Analysis of pulsed laser diode driver system for multistate quantum key distribution

In this paper, we analyse a pulsed laser diode driver system based on MOSFET current mirror and digital signal controller (DSC) designed to emit stream pairs of photons from three semiconductor laser diodes. The DSC is capable to switch between the three laser diodes at constant rate. The duty cycle...

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Main Authors: Abdullah M.S., Jamaludin M.Z., Witjaksono G., Mokhtar M.H.H.
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spelling my.uniten.dspace-296372024-04-17T10:24:25Z Analysis of pulsed laser diode driver system for multistate quantum key distribution Abdullah M.S. Jamaludin M.Z. Witjaksono G. Mokhtar M.H.H. 16021116200 57216839721 6602389719 16022476200 Laser driver Quantum key distribution Short laser pulse Six quantum states Laser pulses Lasers Mirrors MOSFET devices Quantum chemistry Quantum cryptography Quantum theory Semiconductor diodes Semiconductor lasers Constant rate Current mirrors Current-mirror circuits Digital signal controllers Duty cycles Laser diodes Laser driver Modulation current MOS-FET Multi state Optical power Pulse width Pulsed laser diodes Quantum key distribution Semiconductor laser diodes Short laser pulse Six quantum states Pulsed lasers In this paper, we analyse a pulsed laser diode driver system based on MOSFET current mirror and digital signal controller (DSC) designed to emit stream pairs of photons from three semiconductor laser diodes. The DSC is capable to switch between the three laser diodes at constant rate. The duty cycle is maintained at below than 10% while the pulse width of the modulation current is set at around 30ns in order to minimize its thermal effect and thus prolong the laser diodes life cycle. The MOSFET current mirror circuits are capable of delivering constant modulation current to the laser diodes with its peak is up to 58mA resulting a peak optical power output around 7dBm. �2010 IEEE. Final 2023-12-28T07:17:50Z 2023-12-28T07:17:50Z 2010 Conference Paper 10.1109/TENCON.2010.5686155 2-s2.0-79951663247 https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-79951663247&doi=10.1109%2fTENCON.2010.5686155&partnerID=40&md5=09a8ac98285bd40fea90f16372b0a1ec https://irepository.uniten.edu.my/handle/123456789/29637 5686155 1545 1547 Scopus
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topic Laser driver
Quantum key distribution
Short laser pulse
Six quantum states
Laser pulses
Lasers
Mirrors
MOSFET devices
Quantum chemistry
Quantum cryptography
Quantum theory
Semiconductor diodes
Semiconductor lasers
Constant rate
Current mirrors
Current-mirror circuits
Digital signal controllers
Duty cycles
Laser diodes
Laser driver
Modulation current
MOS-FET
Multi state
Optical power
Pulse width
Pulsed laser diodes
Quantum key distribution
Semiconductor laser diodes
Short laser pulse
Six quantum states
Pulsed lasers
spellingShingle Laser driver
Quantum key distribution
Short laser pulse
Six quantum states
Laser pulses
Lasers
Mirrors
MOSFET devices
Quantum chemistry
Quantum cryptography
Quantum theory
Semiconductor diodes
Semiconductor lasers
Constant rate
Current mirrors
Current-mirror circuits
Digital signal controllers
Duty cycles
Laser diodes
Laser driver
Modulation current
MOS-FET
Multi state
Optical power
Pulse width
Pulsed laser diodes
Quantum key distribution
Semiconductor laser diodes
Short laser pulse
Six quantum states
Pulsed lasers
Abdullah M.S.
Jamaludin M.Z.
Witjaksono G.
Mokhtar M.H.H.
Analysis of pulsed laser diode driver system for multistate quantum key distribution
description In this paper, we analyse a pulsed laser diode driver system based on MOSFET current mirror and digital signal controller (DSC) designed to emit stream pairs of photons from three semiconductor laser diodes. The DSC is capable to switch between the three laser diodes at constant rate. The duty cycle is maintained at below than 10% while the pulse width of the modulation current is set at around 30ns in order to minimize its thermal effect and thus prolong the laser diodes life cycle. The MOSFET current mirror circuits are capable of delivering constant modulation current to the laser diodes with its peak is up to 58mA resulting a peak optical power output around 7dBm. �2010 IEEE.
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Abdullah M.S.
Jamaludin M.Z.
Witjaksono G.
Mokhtar M.H.H.
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author Abdullah M.S.
Jamaludin M.Z.
Witjaksono G.
Mokhtar M.H.H.
author_sort Abdullah M.S.
title Analysis of pulsed laser diode driver system for multistate quantum key distribution
title_short Analysis of pulsed laser diode driver system for multistate quantum key distribution
title_full Analysis of pulsed laser diode driver system for multistate quantum key distribution
title_fullStr Analysis of pulsed laser diode driver system for multistate quantum key distribution
title_full_unstemmed Analysis of pulsed laser diode driver system for multistate quantum key distribution
title_sort analysis of pulsed laser diode driver system for multistate quantum key distribution
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