HIPR-RF Hetergeneous Integration for Parasitic Loss in RF Microsystems.
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As part of the Cyclotron Road program, NuSight Photonics sought to implement and investigate an optical Raman spectroscopy instrument for material and molecular analysis. Raman spectroscopy is widely used for quick and non-invasive material measurement when accurate results are needed – e.g., for monitoring manufacturing process in pharmaceutical plants, or identifying illicit substances and explosives by Law Enforcement. This technique is also growing rapidly in popularity as it is applied successfully to a broad range of applications, from pathology and non-invasive early cancer detection, to food and drug safety. The biggest challenge for Raman spectroscopy to achieve its full potential is the hardware cost, ranging from $\$ $25k to $\$ $250k, with the lower cost solutions significantly limited in sensitivity—or detection limit. NuSight Photonics aimed to tackle this obstacle through a novel hardware approach: Swept-Source Raman Spectroscopy.
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