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Characterising Interleaver Length in a Turbulent Deployed Terrestrial Free-Space Optical Link
Kadir Gümüş, Vincent van Vliet, Menno van den Hout +3
We investigate the correlation between interleaver length and turbulence for a deployed terrestrial free-space optical link spanning 4.6 km. Using 24 hours of measurements, we show…
Reducing Turbulence-Induced Outages in a Deployed Terrestrial Free-Space Optical Communication Link via Interleaving
Kadir Gümüş, Vincent van Vliet, Menno van den Hout +3
We present an experimental study of data interleaving for terrestrial free-space optical communication over a 4.6~km urban testbed. Results demonstrate a two-order-of-magnitude red…
Compact Continuous-Variable Quantum Key Distribution System Employing Monolithically Integrated Silicon Photonic Transceiver
Denis Fatkhiev, João dos Reis Frazão, Alireza H. Derkani +4
We demonstrate the first CV-QKD system featuring a custom-designed monolithic silicon photonic dual-polarisation transceiver. Leveraging PS-64-QAM, we achieved 1.9 Mbit/s secret ke…
Coherent Free-Space Optical Communications with Concurrent Turbulence Characterization in a Terrestrial Urban Link
Vincent van Vliet, Menno van den Hout, Kadir Gümüş +2
We present a 19-day joint measurement of optical turbulence and coherent data communications over a 4.6 km urban FSO link, providing empirical insights into turbulence effects on t…
5.7 Tb/s Transmission Over a 4.6 km Field-Deployed Free-Space Optical Link in Urban Environment
Vincent van Vliet, Menno van den Hout, Kadir Gümüş +2
We transmitted 5.7 Tb/s over a 4.6 km free-space optical link in an urban environment, spanning the city of Eindhoven, the Netherlands, using a 1.1 THz wide wavelength-division mul…
Rate-adaptive Reconciliation for Experimental Continuous-variable Quantum Key Distribution with Discrete Modulation over a Free-space Optical Link
Kadir Gümüş, João dos Reis Frazão, Vincent van Vliet +8
Continuous-variable quantum key distribution (CV-QKD) has been proposed as a method for securely exchanging keys to protect against the security concerns caused by potential advanc…
Noise characterization for co-propagation of classical and CV-QKD signals over fiber and free-space link
João dos Reis Frazão, Vincent van Vliet, Kadir Gümüş +5
Real-time CV-QKD receiver achieves peak 2.9 Mbit/s secret-key-rates over 12.8 km of fiber, while co-propagating 15 classical channels, separated 1 nm from the quantum signal. Perfo…