Jonathan M. Jones, D. Griffiths, J. Kannanthara, M. Jahangir, M. Antoniou, Chris Baker, K. Bongs, Y. Singh
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We present a quantum enabled networked radar system that incorporates an optical atomic clock to provide the radar systems with both an ultra-low noise oscillator and time synchronization. Characterization of the photonic microwave generator against traditional oscillators currently used in the radar systems is presented. Near-future developments of the radar network are discussed.
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