Beam steering and real-time wavelength measurement let a PIC optical transmitter cut speckle noise and improve tissue spectroscopy accuracy.
Two spectrometers with different free spectral ranges enable precise pulse-laser wavelength control to reduce chromatic aberrations in lithography.
A sinusoidal diffraction grating suppresses higher order diffracted light, enabling more accurate wavefront measurement of projection optics.
Two frequency-shifting optical cavities replace scanning and heavy DSP to measure wideband signal cross-correlation in real time.
A coupled optical fiber region separates light by wavelength, enabling accurate wavelength detection for complex spectra without a spectrometer.
Interference-based optical references track wavelength drift without temperature sensors, enabling compact silicon photonics frequency control.