In-Situ Beamforming Method Using a Single Photodiode for Optical Phased Array LiDAR

This paper presents an in-situ beamforming method for optical phased array LiDAR systems, leveraging an on-chip photodetector to perform real-time phase error corrections. This system achieved a wide 53.6° scanning range with a side mode suppression ratio of 10 dB and a divergence angle of 0.38° in the 128-channels optical phased array.

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2025-06-29
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https://doi.org/10.23919/oecc/psc62146.2025.11110042
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Advanced Optical Sensing Technologies
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In-Situ Beamforming Method Using a Single Photodiode for Optical Phased Array LiDAR

Kwon-Wook Chun, Eun-Su Lee, Jinung Jin, Min‐Cheol Oh
Advanced Optical Sensing Technologies
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In-Situ Beamforming Method Using a Single Photodiode for Optical Phased Array LiDAR

Kwon-Wook Chun, Eun-Su Lee, Jinung Jin, Min‐Cheol Oh
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Abstract

This paper presents an in-situ beamforming method for optical phased array LiDAR systems, leveraging an on-chip photodetector to perform real-time phase error corrections. This system achieved a wide 53.6° scanning range with a side mode suppression ratio of 10 dB and a divergence angle of 0.38° in the 128-channels optical phased array.

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