Surface-emitting laser diodes simplify mounting and cooling while maintaining precise wavelength control for economical digital heat injection.
A reflective diffraction grating extracts microscopic gain-chip parameters across a batch, improving chip selection speed and accuracy.
A cat's-eye swept laser uses a tilt-tuned transmissive filter to raise OCT sweep speed and duty cycle while improving stability.
An intermediate waveguide enables efficient butt-coupling between dissimilar PIC materials, easing taper fabrication while improving optical power transfer.
An enhanced chromatic dispersion segment in an SOA waveguide suppresses four-wave mixing noise and improves BER in DWDM links.
A PIC external cavity uses variable attenuation and phase tuning to calibrate narrow linewidth for reliable FMCW LiDAR range and velocity sensing.
Simulated mesas in a thickened AXEL window region cut reflection and optical loss while tolerating cleavage position errors for stable high output.
A stacked dielectric waveguide interconnect bridges FEOL and BEOL photonics over large vertical gaps while reducing modal loss and series resistance.
Using a periodically poled crystal as a resonator mirror cuts optical losses, simplifies alignment, and stabilizes laser frequency conversion.
Free-space coupling replaces fiber links in a compact PCB laser assembly, easing alignment and improving outward heat extraction from the optical train.
A recessed silicon platform bonds a III-V chip to align its active region, enabling direct-bandgap photonics with low optical interference.
Two electro-optical crystals and piezo cavity tuning let each polarized laser frequency be adjusted independently with better temperature stability.
Spectral analysis inside a Fabry-Perot cavity separates smoke from dust and aerosols for faster, more accurate detection with fewer false alarms.
Sets a target wavelength difference between pulse laser beams to narrow line width, reduce chromatic aberration, and preserve exposure accuracy.
Electrical tuning of a gain-switched laser diode frequency comb removes mechanical adjustment and improves gas spectroscopy resolution.
Phase-matched nonlinear crystals narrow laser linewidth to cut chromatic aberration and improve semiconductor exposure resolving power.
Electro-optic phase-code mode-locking generates reconfigurable frequency combs for CR-OCT, covering 100 kHz to 5 MHz with lower bandwidth demands.
Dynamic beam steering compensates wavelength-tuning drift to keep laser path and intensity stable across broad spectral sweeps.