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Overcoming the time-bandwidth limit

Camille Sophie Brès, Davide Grassani, Kosmas Tsakmakidis, Ivan Cardea
2018
Conference Papers

Abstract

We are so accustomed to the time-bandwidth limit that we often take it to be a fundamental relation that cannot be overcome. Contrary to this belief we here propose that the storage/delay time of a system can in fact be decoupled from the operating bandwidth, by breaking Lorentz reciprocity. We discuss two different mechanisms for breaking Lorentz reciprocity and show that-in the correct system layout-both can result in systems that exceed the conventional time bandwidth limit by orders of magnitude.

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