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Achieving Ultralow-Loss Photonics Array Alignment

About the Webinar

When: 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. EST, 26 April 2022

 

Two- and three-dimensional photonics arrays are commonly used for coupling light in photonic integrated circuits. With the increasing demand for ultralow-loss transmission in applications such as datacom, artificial intelligence, virtual reality and quantum computing, there is a critical need for fast and precise alignment of photonic arrays to other devices. This webinar will present the current industry challenges and limitations as well as automation solutions for achieving ultralow-loss photonics alignment.

Learning Objectives

You will learn:

  • The challenges and limitations in photonics array alignment
  • How to identify motion architectures that enable improved coupling performance in demanding, high-performance applications
  • Best practices for alignment process optimization and production-level performance

Who Should Attend

  • Automation engineers who are responsible for designing and building solutions for photonic integrated circuits and silicon photonics
  • Engineers and scientists building next-generation datacom, virtual reality, artificial intelligence and quantum computing photonics devices

Darrell Paul is a business development manager and is responsible for developing automation solutions for the photonics industry. He has over 20 years of experience in motion control and automation across industries such as semiconductor and high-speed packaging.

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