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Hybrid Free-space-optics and Millimetre-wave D-band Trans-mitter enabled by Optically Harmonically Locked Lasers
Physics > Optics [Submitted on 2 Jun 2026] Title:Hybrid Free-space-optics and Millimetre-wave D-band Trans-mitter enabled by Optically Harmonically Locked Lasers View PDFAbstract:We demonstrated hybrid free-space optics (FSO) and D-band (110-170GHz) millimetre wave transmitter enabled by a single phase-locked laser pair, simultaneously enabling ultra-low RF phase noise and optical linewidth for communications. Based on this, we further study combined capacity with beam angle misalignment...
CDPM-Align: Multi-Scale Guidance-Aligned Diffusion Pretraining for Robust Few-Shot Anatomical Landmark Detection
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MAEPose: Self-Supervised Spatiotemporal Learning for Human Pose Estimation on mmWave Video
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Residents shocked by severe storm as South West WA homes left flooded
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'Rain bomb', mini tornadoes: Debunking Australia's greatest weather myths
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Ranking the 21 best U21 players at the 2026 World ...
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