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| 1 | Unscrambling light-automatically undoing strong mixing between modes显示文摘Propagation of light beams through scattering or multimode systems may lead to the randomization of the spatial coherence of the light.Although information is not lost,its recovery requires a coherent interferometric reconstruction of the original signals,which have been scrambled into the modes of the scattering system.Here we show that we can automatically unscramble optical beams that have been arbitrarily mixed in a multimode waveguide,undoing the scattering and mixing between the spatial modes through a mesh of silicon photonics tuneable beam splitters.Transparent light detectors integrated in a photonic chip are used to directly monitor the evolution of each mode along the mesh,allowing sequential tuning and adaptive individual feedback control of each beam splitter.The entire mesh self-configures automatically through a progressive tuning algorithm and resets itself after significantly perturbing the mixing,without turning off the beams.We demonstrate information recovery by the simultaneous unscrambling,sorting and tracking of four mixed modes,with residual cross-talk of−20 dB between the beams.Circuit partitioning assisted by transparent detectors enables scalability to meshes with a higher port count and to a higher number of modes without a proportionate increase in the control complexity.The principle of self-configuring and self-resetting in optical systems should be applicable in a wide range of optical applications. | Andrea Annoni Emanuele Guglielmi Marco Carminati Giorgio Ferrari Marco Sampietro David AB Miller Andrea Melloni Francesco Morichetti | 2017 | Light(Science & Applications)2017，6，1： | 4 |
| 2 | Coherent self-control of free-space optical beams with integrated silicon photonic meshes显示文摘In technologies operating at light wavelengths for wireless communication,sensor networks,positioning,and ranging,a dynamic coherent control and manipulation of light fields is an enabling element for properly generating and correctly receiving free-space optical(FSO)beams even in the presence of unpredictable objects and turbulence in the light path.In this work,we use a programmable mesh of Mach-Zehnder(MZI)interferometers to automatically control the complex field radiated and captured by an array of optical antennas.The implementation of local feedback control loops in each MZI stage,without global multivariable optimization techniques,enables an unlimited scalability.Several functionalities are demonstrated,including the generation of perfectly shaped beams with nonperfect optical antennas,the imaging of a desired field pattern through an obstacle or a diffusive medium,and the identification of an unknown obstacle inserted in the FSO path.Compared to conventional devices used for the manipulation of FSO beams,such as spatial light modulators,our programmable device can self-configure through automated control strategies and can be integrated with other functionalities implemented onto the same photonic chip. | MAZIYAR MILANIZADEH FABIO TOSO GIORGIO FERRARI TIGERS JONUZI DAVID A.B.MILLER ANDREA MELLONI FRANCESCO MORICHETTI | 2021 | Photonics Research2021，9，11： | 1 |
| 3 | Separating arbitrary free-space beams with an integrated photonic processor显示文摘Free-space optics naturally offers multiple-channel communications and sensing exploitable in many applications. The different optical beams will, however, generally be overlapping at the receiver, and, especially with atmospheric turbulence or other scattering or aberrations, the arriving beam shapes may not even be known in advance. We show that such beams can be still separated in the optical domain, and simultaneously detected with negligible cross-talk, even if they share the same wavelength and polarization, and even with unknown arriving beam shapes. The kernel of the adaptive multibeam receiver presented in this work is a programmable integrated photonic processor that is coupled to free-space beams through a two-dimensional array of optical antennas. We demonstrate separation of beam pairs arriving from different directions, with overlapping spatial modes in the same direction, and even with mixing between the beams deliberately added in the path. With the circuit’s optical bandwidth of more than 40 nm, this approach offers an enabling technology for the evolution of FSO from single-beam to multibeam space-division multiplexed systems in a perturbed environment, which has been a game-changing transition in fiber-optic systems. | Maziyar Milanizadeh SeyedMohammad SeyedinNavadeh Francesco Zanetto Vittorio Grimaldi Christian De Vita Charalambos Klitis Marc Sorel Giorgio Ferrari David A.B.Miller Andrea Melloni Francesco Morichetti | 2022 | Light(Science & Applications)2022，11，8： | 0 |
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