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Advanced photonic processing based on hybrid on-chip Brillouin photonic circuits

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Abstract

We review the hybrid integration platform to generating large Brillouin gain on a silicon-based photonic chip, which allows for Brillouin amplifications and lasing, and promises a range of advanced functionalities including signal sources and signal processing.

© 2017 Optical Society of America

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