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A plasmonic “rainbow” chip for intelligent spectrometer

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Abstract

Here we report a plasmonic “rainbow” chip for spectroscopic sensing. By analyzing a single image with deep neural network, this image-based system can precisely determine the spectroscopic and polarimetric information of the incident light.

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