There are several protocols considered for quantum radar, such as interferometric quantum radar [135], quantum illumination (QI) [134], hybrid quantum radar [136, 137] or Maccone-Ren quantum radar [138]. None of the mentioned protocols is perfect. Interferometric quantum radar, for example, is too sensitive to noise and requires quantum entanglement preservation. QI is an ideal protocol for a noisy environment and is even laboratory-verified for microwave spectrum [139], but it requires knowledge of the distance to the target, and such as it has no ranging function. Nevertheless, the QI-based approach to quantum target ranging is under development [140]. This ranging problem is also solved by the hybrid quantum radar, but at the expense of sensitivity. The Maccone-Ren protocol has QI properties and ranging function, but it is only a theoretical concept so far.
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