PIC device concepts are difficult to grasp, and explanations typically require the solution of Maxwell’s equations. Laboratory experiments which demonstrate the testing of these devices can offer some intuition into device functionality. However, photonics device test on an unpackaged die requires a complicated equipment set-up because devices, both passive (all optical) and active (opto-electronic), need precise (~nm) optical alignment. Online asynchronous courses, Integrated Photonics Test: Passive Devices (IPT:Passive) and Integrated Photonics Test: Active Devices (IPT:Active), that teach hands-on laboratory testing of volume-manufactured photonic integrated circuit (PIC) devices are created as a multi-instructor collaborative approach with lectures and laboratory videos and exercises.
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