论文信息 - Hardwired Configurable Photonic Integrated Circuits Enabled by 3D Nanoprinting

Hardwired Configurable Photonic Integrated Circuits Enabled by 3D Nanoprinting

We propose and experimentally demonstrate a novel class of photonic integrated circuits (PIC) that can be configured by hardwiring of functional building blocks using 3D-printed single-mode waveguides. The concept allows realizing a multitude of functionalities with a single PIC design.

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