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Low-cost photonic crystal spectrometer using up-conversion

Ryo Sugano, Shengji Jin, Jocelyn Hofs, Koki Yube, Keigo Nagashima, Takumasa Kodama, and Takasumi Tanabe

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Abstract

We used up-conversion to capture the localized light of a photonic crystal spectrometer with an inexpensive CMOS camera. We employed this data to detect a single wavelength using deep learning.

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