18607867. System and Method for Quantum Absorption Spectroscopy simplified abstract (SHIMADZU CORPORATION)

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System and Method for Quantum Absorption Spectroscopy

Organization Name

SHIMADZU CORPORATION

Inventor(s)

Hideaki Katsu of Kyoto-shi (JP)

Koji Tojo of Kyoto-shi (JP)

Kenji Takubo of Kyoto-shi (JP)

Yuya Nagata of Kyoto-shi (JP)

Shigeki Takeuchi of Kyoto-shi (JP)

Ryo Okamoto of Kyoto-shi (JP)

System and Method for Quantum Absorption Spectroscopy - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18607867 titled 'System and Method for Quantum Absorption Spectroscopy

Simplified Explanation: The patent application describes a quantum optical system that manipulates the phase of quantum interference between entangled photon pairs to calculate absorption spectroscopy characteristics.

  • The system generates entangled photon pairs consisting of signal and idler photons in multiple physical processes.
  • Each pixel in the system detects signal photons with a sample in the idler photon's optical path.
  • A processor analyzes the interferogram data from the pixels to calculate absorption spectroscopy characteristics.
  • The processor reduces phase differences in the interferogram, integrates the data from all pixels, and calculates the absorption spectroscopy characteristic.

Key Features and Innovation:

  • Utilizes quantum interference to manipulate phase for absorption spectroscopy calculations.
  • Employs entangled photon pairs for precise detection and analysis.
  • Processor optimizes interferogram data for accurate absorption spectroscopy results.

Potential Applications:

  • Quantum spectroscopy
  • Quantum sensing
  • Quantum communication

Problems Solved:

  • Enhances the accuracy and precision of absorption spectroscopy measurements.
  • Enables advanced quantum optical systems for various applications.

Benefits:

  • Improved sensitivity and resolution in absorption spectroscopy.
  • Enhanced quantum optical system performance.
  • Potential for breakthroughs in quantum technology applications.

Commercial Applications: Title: Quantum Optical System for Advanced Absorption Spectroscopy This technology can be applied in industries such as:

  • Biotechnology for molecular analysis
  • Environmental monitoring for pollutant detection
  • Pharmaceutical research for drug development

Prior Art: Readers can explore prior research on quantum interference, entangled photon pairs, and absorption spectroscopy techniques in quantum optics.

Frequently Updated Research: Stay updated on the latest advancements in quantum optical systems, absorption spectroscopy, and quantum interference research.

Questions about Quantum Optical Systems: 1. How does quantum interference improve absorption spectroscopy accuracy? 2. What are the potential limitations of using entangled photon pairs in quantum optical systems?


Original Abstract Submitted

The quantum optical system changes a phase of quantum interference occurring between a plurality of physical processes, in each of which a quantum entangled photon pair of a signal photon and an idler photon is generated. Each of a plurality of pixels outputs a detection signal of the signal photon in a state where a sample is arranged in an optical path of the idler photon. A processor calculates an absorption spectroscopy characteristic based on an interferogram indicating a variation in a signal intensity acquired from each of the plurality of pixels in accordance with the change in the phase of the quantum interference. The processor: applies a processing to reduce phase difference of the interferogram among the plurality of pixels; spatially integrates, over the plurality of pixels, the interferogram having gone through the processing to reduce phase differences; and calculates the absorption spectroscopy characteristic based on the integrated interferogram.