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Scanning electron microscopy image showing electrodes placed underneath an air clad microresonator.

Integrated Optical Phase Shifter Using Buried Electrodes

NIST Inventors
Daron Westly , Gregory Moille and Kartik Srinivasan
We demonstrate the use of a buried heater layout for thermo-optic tuning of integrated photonic devices. Our method places heater electrodes underneath the photonic device layer, rather than the traditional approaches of placing electrodes on the sides of air-clad devices or on top of fully clad

Flexible and Printable Sensor That Uses Light to Detect Magnetic Fields

NIST Inventors
David Gundlach , Emily Bittle and Sebastian Engmann
The invention is a new kind of sensor that uses light to measure the strength of magnetic fields. It’s built with thin organic light-emitting and detecting layers to create a flexible, printable magnetic sensor that operates at room temperature with high sensitivity and low power consumption. When a
An electro-optic frequency comb is spectrally translated via nanophotonics.

Nanophotonic Spectral Translation of Electro-Optic Frequency Combs

NIST Inventors
Jordan Stone and Kartik Srinivasan
The technology consists of an apparatus and process using an electro-optic frequency comb as the pump laser, used with a nonlinear microresonator to output one or more spectrally translated frequency combs in spectroscopy.

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