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A team of researchers led by Takuo Tanemura at the University of Tokyo, Japan, has demonstrated the use of a multimode fiber (MMF) in combination with an integrated optical phased
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A team of researchers led by Takuo Tanemura at the University of Tokyo, Japan, has demonstrated the use of a multimode fiber (MMF) in combination with an integrated optical phased
In his thesis Van Gastel describes the development of a new optical fiber array for efficient coupling of multiple fibers to photonic chips that is accurate at a sub-micrometer scale.
This study investigates using 650-nm red VCSEL arrays in interconnected systems for POF communication to improve signal quality and increase data rates.
In this array multiple optical fibers are positioned next to each other and fixated to a glass plate using glue. Current fiber arrays struggle to reach the
Abstract: The silicon optical phased array has emerged as a promising approach for speckle imaging through multimode fibers. High spatial resolution typically requires a large number of phase
To solve this problem, in this work, we demonstrate the use of a chip-scale integrated optical phased array (OPA) for imaging through an MMF. A silicon OPA with 128 independent phase shifters is
This paper presents an efficient scheme for single-pixel imaging (SPI) utilizing a phase-controlled fiber laser array and an untrained deep neural network. The fiber lasers are arranged in a
As photonics moves closer to compute, FAUs play a critical role in enabling precise, low‑loss fiber‑to‑chip connectivity. Corning FAUs support advanced silicon
In this paper, we demonstrate a binary-modulated SiPh OPA chip for speckle imaging through MMF, achieving a record-high optical field modulation
Here, we demonstrate the integration of optical fibers on a microfluidic chip for multiparametric scatter and fluorescence analysis of droplet contents with single-cell resolution (Fig. 1).
In optics and photonics, array alignment involves the precise positioning of optical fibers or collimators to couple light with photonic chips (often referred to as photonic integrated circuits or PICs),
Different imaging modalities based on a flat-plate scintillators, b flat-plate array scintillators, and c active fiber array scintillators inside the confined space (e.g., hollow iron spheres
Here, we present a photonic edge intelligence chip (PEIC) that fuses multiple analog modalities—images, spectra, and radio-frequency signals—into broad optical spectra for single-fiber
To overcome these challenges, we propose a fiber array architecture to independently control single-atom qubits in atom arrays for quantum computing.
MicroLED Array-based Optical Links Using Imaging Fiber for Chip-to-chip Communications Bardia Pezeshki, Farzad Khoeini, Alex Tselikov, Rob Kalman, Cameron Danesh, and Emad Afifi
This buyer''s guide for fiber arrays provides technical background, comparison of major types, selection criteria, and an overview of suppliers.
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We demonstrate high density (2Tb/mm2), very low energy per bit (<2pJ/bit), high sensitivity (<-21dBm), and low crosstalk (<-20dB) in various configurations for optical transmission using high speed blue
ABSTRACT In this paper, we present a new packaging architecture for chip-level optical interconnections based on imaging fiber bundles. Imaging fiber bundles consist of densely packed
Chip-scale LiDARs hold promise for high volume, low cost, and compact footprint. A key candidate is based on the adoption of phased array beam-forming and beam-steering in the optical
Here we present a chip-integrated Metasurface-based Full-Stokes Polarimetric Imaging sensor (MetaPolarIm) realized by integrating an ultrathin (~600 nm) metasurface polarization filter
Single-Pixel Imaging Using Multimode Fiber and Silicon Photonic Phased Array Abstract: Due to the unique nature of offering minimal invasiveness and high spatial resolution simultaneously, multimode
Tunable lasers can also be integrated on the same optical chip, thus eliminating the losses associated with fiber-to-chip coupling.
Abstract: The imaging qualities of optical fiber array were discussed in this paper by characterization with various self-developed instruments based on machine vision.
This paper explores the use of MicroLED array-based optical links with imaging fiber for efficient chip-to-chip communication.
In this paper, we demonstrate a binary-modulated SiPh OPA chip for speckle imaging through MMF, achieving a record-high optical field modulation frequency of 1 MHz and imaging frame rate of 500 fps.
With our extensive experience in connecting fiber arrays to PICs for various platforms like Silicon Nitride, Silicon Photonics, and Indium Phosphide, we are
A multimode fiber imaging system at 500 frames per second is experimentally demonstrated. It is enabled by a p-i-n diode-based silicon photonics optical phased array. To simplify