Irwin, K.
(2009),
Shannon Limits for Low-Temperature Detector Readout, AIP Conference Proceedings, [online], https://doi.org/10.1063/1.3292320
(Accessed December 22, 2024)
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Shannon Limits for Low-Temperature Detector Readout
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Information theory places constraints on multiplexing large low-temperature detector arrays. We discuss these constraints, and review the state of the art of multiplexed low-temperature detector arrays. The number of detectors read out by each output communication channel is much smaller than the theoretical maximum predicted by the Shannon-Hartley Theorem. We discuss emerging multiplexing techniques based on Walsh code-division multiplexing and hybrid multiplexing modulation functions that have the potential to increase the number of pixels multiplexed in each communication channel closer to the Shannon limit.Citation
AIP Conference Proceedings
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1185
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SQUID, transition-edge sensor, microwave kinetic inductance detector, multiplexer, Shannon limit
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Created July 20, 2009, Updated November 10, 2018