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8x8 Programmable Many-Mode Interferometer Operating with Visible-Wavelength Piezo-Cantilever Modulators

Mark Dong, Andrew J. Leenheer, Matthew Zimmermann, Genevieve Clark, David Heim, Daniel Dominguez, Gerald Gilbert, Dirk Englund, and Matt Eichenfield

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We report a visible-wavelength, programmable 8x8 many-mode interferometer based on silicon nitride waveguides and piezo-cantilever optical phase-shifters with sub 1-μs response times to address applications in photonics and quantum technologies.

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