Adaptive Time-Multiplexed Control of a Silicon Photonic Coherent Adder

Adaptive time-multiplexed control of a reconfigurable silicon photonic coherent adder is demonstrated by using monolithically integrated CMOS electronics. Time-multiplexing is used to interrogate integrated photodectors and drive thermal actuators, realizing accurate compensation and locking of mutual phase drifts of the input signals to be combined.

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2025-04-14
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https://doi.org/10.1109/siphotonics64386.2025.10985244
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Adaptive time-multiplexed control of a reconfigurable silicon photonic coherent adder is demonstrated by using monolithically integrated CMOS electronics. Time-multiplexing is used to interrogate integrated photodectors and drive thermal actuators, realizing accurate compensation and locking of mutual phase drifts of the input signals to be combined.

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