Feedback-enabled Microwave Quantum Illumination
arXiv:2202.01823 · doi:10.1088/2058-9565/ac65ae
Abstract
A simple feedback scheme can be used to operate efficiently a microwave-quantum-illumination device based on electro-optomechanical systems also in regimes in which excess dissipation would, otherwise, prevent to outperform the optimal classical illumination protocol with the same transmitted energy.
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