• Infrared and Laser Engineering
  • Vol. 51, Issue 1, 20211102 (2022)
Zijing Zhang, Jiaheng Xie, Mingwei Huang, and [in Chinese]*
Author Affiliations
  • School of Physics, Harbin Institute of Technology, Harbin 150001, China
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    DOI: 10.3788/IRLA20211102 Cite this Article
    Zijing Zhang, Jiaheng Xie, Mingwei Huang, [in Chinese]. Overview of quantum LiDAR (Invited)[J]. Infrared and Laser Engineering, 2022, 51(1): 20211102 Copy Citation Text show less
    Scheme of quantum security imaging system[1]
    Fig. 1. Scheme of quantum security imaging system[1]
    Imaging results in each polarization state with or without deception[1]
    Fig. 2. Imaging results in each polarization state with or without deception[1]
    Scheme of quantum security LiDAR[3]
    Fig. 3. Scheme of quantum security LiDAR[3]
    Principle (a) and experimental device (b) of quantum target detection[4]
    Fig. 4. Principle (a) and experimental device (b) of quantum target detection[4]
    Schematic diagram of optical quantum LiDAR simulation system[5]
    Fig. 5. Schematic diagram of optical quantum LiDAR simulation system[5]
    Experimental system and imaging results of the first quantum correlation imaging[7]
    Fig. 6. Experimental system and imaging results of the first quantum correlation imaging[7]
    Experimental system (a) and imaging results (b) of classical light source correlation imaging[8]
    Fig. 7. Experimental system (a) and imaging results (b) of classical light source correlation imaging[8]
    Structure diagram of quantum illumination LiDAR[20]
    Fig. 8. Structure diagram of quantum illumination LiDAR[20]
    Experimental setup and results of quantum illuminated LiDAR[22]. (a) Experimental device diagram of quantum illumination; (b) Diagram of classical lighting experimental device; (c) The detection result of twin beam without thermal noise background; (d) Target detection results without thermal noise; (e) Detection results under strong thermal noise background
    Fig. 9. Experimental setup and results of quantum illuminated LiDAR[22]. (a) Experimental device diagram of quantum illumination; (b) Diagram of classical lighting experimental device; (c) The detection result of twin beam without thermal noise background; (d) Target detection results without thermal noise; (e) Detection results under strong thermal noise background
    Schematic diagram of quantum illumination experimental device[25]
    Fig. 10. Schematic diagram of quantum illumination experimental device[25]
    Schematic diagram of Mach Zehnder interferometer[27]. The input modes a and b are coherent state and squeezed vacuum state
    Fig. 11. Schematic diagram of Mach Zehnder interferometer[27]. The input modes a and b are coherent state and squeezed vacuum state
    Schematic diagram of four input states and parameter estimation systems and methods[28]
    Fig. 12. Schematic diagram of four input states and parameter estimation systems and methods[28]
    Block diagram of compressed vacuum injection interferometric LiDAR system[30]
    Fig. 13. Block diagram of compressed vacuum injection interferometric LiDAR system[30]
    Output signal and phase sensitivity of phase measurement scheme of coherent state and squeezed vacuum state input[31]
    Fig. 14. Output signal and phase sensitivity of phase measurement scheme of coherent state and squeezed vacuum state input[31]
    Device diagram of quantum enhanced Doppler LiDAR detection scheme based on squeezed state light field[33]. HR: high reflector, AOM: acoustooptic modulator, BS: beam splitter, DBS: double beam splitter, OPA: optical parametric amplifier, PBS: polarization beam splitting prism, PD: photoelectric detector, SA: spectrum analyzer
    Fig. 15. Device diagram of quantum enhanced Doppler LiDAR detection scheme based on squeezed state light field[33]. HR: high reflector, AOM: acoustooptic modulator, BS: beam splitter, DBS: double beam splitter, OPA: optical parametric amplifier, PBS: polarization beam splitting prism, PD: photoelectric detector, SA: spectrum analyzer
    Schematic diagram of quantum enhanced LiDAR using phase sensitive amplification and squeezed vacuum state injection[34]
    Fig. 16. Schematic diagram of quantum enhanced LiDAR using phase sensitive amplification and squeezed vacuum state injection[34]
    Simulation results of quantum enhanced LiDAR based on PSA and SVI[34]
    Fig. 17. Simulation results of quantum enhanced LiDAR based on PSA and SVI[34]
    Block diagram of quantum enhanced LiDAR system based on phase sensitive amplification[35]
    Fig. 18. Block diagram of quantum enhanced LiDAR system based on phase sensitive amplification[35]
    Experiment system of QPMS[37]. BPF: band pass filter, FPC: fiber polarization controller, BS: beam splitter, 3DTS: 3D translation table, APD: avalanche photodiode
    Fig. 19. Experiment system of QPMS[37]. BPF: band pass filter, FPC: fiber polarization controller, BS: beam splitter, 3DTS: 3D translation table, APD: avalanche photodiode
    Experimental device of noise tolerant 3D imaging based on QPMS[38]. MLL: mode locked fiber laser; MEMS, Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems scanning system, ODL: optical delay line, ASE: amplified spontaneous emission, USPD: upconversion single photon detector, Si-APD: silicon avalanche photodiode, FPGA: field programmable gate array
    Fig. 20. Experimental device of noise tolerant 3D imaging based on QPMS[38]. MLL: mode locked fiber laser; MEMS, Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems scanning system, ODL: optical delay line, ASE: amplified spontaneous emission, USPD: upconversion single photon detector, Si-APD: silicon avalanche photodiode, FPGA: field programmable gate array
    Zijing Zhang, Jiaheng Xie, Mingwei Huang, [in Chinese]. Overview of quantum LiDAR (Invited)[J]. Infrared and Laser Engineering, 2022, 51(1): 20211102
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