Linear canonical transformation(LCT)is a generalization of the Fourier transform and fractional Fourier transform.The recent research has shown that the LCT is widely used in signal processing and applied mathematics,...Linear canonical transformation(LCT)is a generalization of the Fourier transform and fractional Fourier transform.The recent research has shown that the LCT is widely used in signal processing and applied mathematics,and the discretization of the LCT becomes vital for the applic-ations of LCT.Based on the development of discretization LCT,a review of important research progress and current situation is presented,which can help researchers to further understand the discretization of LCT and can promote its engineering application.Meanwhile,the connection among different discretization algorithms and the future research are given.展开更多
Integrated photonics is poised to become a mainstream solution for high-speed data communications and sensing in harsh radiation environments,such as outer space,high-energy physics facilities,nuclear power plants,and...Integrated photonics is poised to become a mainstream solution for high-speed data communications and sensing in harsh radiation environments,such as outer space,high-energy physics facilities,nuclear power plants,and test fusion reactors.Understanding the impact of radiation damage in optical materials and devices is thus a prerequisite to building radiation-hard photonic systems for these applications.In this paper,we report real-time,in situ analysis of radiation damage in integrated photonic devices.The devices,integrated with an optical fiber array package and a baseline-correction temperature sensor,can be remotely interrogated while exposed to ionizing radiation over a long period without compromising their structural and optical integrity.We also introduce a method to deconvolve the radiation damage responses from different constituent materials in a device.The approach was implemented to quantify gamma radiation damage and post-radiation relaxation behavior of SiO2-cladded SiC photonic devices.Our findings suggest that densification induced by Compton scattering displacement defects is the primary mechanism for the observed index change in SiC.Additionally,post-radiation relaxation in amorphous SiC does not restore the original pre-irradiated structural state of the material.Our results further point to the potential of realizing radiation-hard photonic device designs taking advantage of the opposite signs of radiation-induced index changes in SiC and SiO2.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Found-ation of China(No.62001193).
文摘Linear canonical transformation(LCT)is a generalization of the Fourier transform and fractional Fourier transform.The recent research has shown that the LCT is widely used in signal processing and applied mathematics,and the discretization of the LCT becomes vital for the applic-ations of LCT.Based on the development of discretization LCT,a review of important research progress and current situation is presented,which can help researchers to further understand the discretization of LCT and can promote its engineering application.Meanwhile,the connection among different discretization algorithms and the future research are given.
文摘Integrated photonics is poised to become a mainstream solution for high-speed data communications and sensing in harsh radiation environments,such as outer space,high-energy physics facilities,nuclear power plants,and test fusion reactors.Understanding the impact of radiation damage in optical materials and devices is thus a prerequisite to building radiation-hard photonic systems for these applications.In this paper,we report real-time,in situ analysis of radiation damage in integrated photonic devices.The devices,integrated with an optical fiber array package and a baseline-correction temperature sensor,can be remotely interrogated while exposed to ionizing radiation over a long period without compromising their structural and optical integrity.We also introduce a method to deconvolve the radiation damage responses from different constituent materials in a device.The approach was implemented to quantify gamma radiation damage and post-radiation relaxation behavior of SiO2-cladded SiC photonic devices.Our findings suggest that densification induced by Compton scattering displacement defects is the primary mechanism for the observed index change in SiC.Additionally,post-radiation relaxation in amorphous SiC does not restore the original pre-irradiated structural state of the material.Our results further point to the potential of realizing radiation-hard photonic device designs taking advantage of the opposite signs of radiation-induced index changes in SiC and SiO2.
