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Weight Hybrid Architecture of Rydberg-Atomic Sensors

Chen Gong, Hao Wu, Kaibin Huang, Rui Ni, Shanchi Wu, Xinyuan Yao

A four-channel weight hybrid architecture combines dual signal and dual noise channels via maximum likelihood estimation to reduce laser-induced noise in Rydberg atomic sensors.

arxiv:2605.14474 v1 · 2026-05-14 · eess.SP

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By jointly processing dual signal channels and dual noise reference channels, the WH architecture effectively mitigates noise contributions from lasers and other hardware components. All channels are optimally combined via maximum likelihood estimation within an expectation maximization framework, enabling robust signal extraction under correlated noise.

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That the laser and hardware noise is sufficiently correlated across the four channels for the maximum-likelihood combiner inside the expectation-maximization framework to produce a meaningful improvement over conventional single-channel or two-channel processing.

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A four-channel weight hybrid scheme using maximum likelihood estimation within an expectation maximization framework mitigates correlated laser and hardware noise in Rydberg atomic quantum receivers.

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[1] A self-calibrated SI-traceable Rydberg atom-based radio frequency electric field probe and measurement instrument, 2021
[2] Quantum-based determination of antenna finite range gain by using rydberg atoms, 2017
[3] Sub-wavelength imaging and field mapping via electromagnetically induced transparency and autler- townes splitting in Rydberg atoms, 2014
[4] Electromagnetically induced transparency (eit) and autler-townes (at) splitting in the presence of band-limited white gaussian noise, 2018
[5] Electric field metrology for SI traceability: Systematic measurement uncertainties in electromagnetically induced transparency in atomic vapor, 2017
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arxiv: 2605.14474 · arxiv_version: 2605.14474v1 · doi: 10.48550/arxiv.2605.14474 · pith_short_12: 756HFCLFU5TF · pith_short_16: 756HFCLFU5TFIMMU · pith_short_8: 756HFCLF
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