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An Ultracompact RGB (de)multiplexer based on a Silicon Nitride dual-segmented MMI
The RGB (de)multiplexer is a key component in laser display systems and demands advanced design solutions that achieve high-efficiency within a small form-factor. Here, a CMOS-compatible silicon nitride (SiN) visible light photonic integrated circuits (PICs) platform is employed to successfully demo
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