S. Dedyulin, S. Janz, D. Xu, A. Todd, M. Vachon, S. Wang, J. Weber
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Silicon Photonic Chips Using Remote Interrogation for Secondary and Working Standards in Thermometry
We present the design and experimental results for a silicon photonic thermometer module for secondary and working thermometry standards. The chip is mechanically robust and insensitive to contamination. Using surface coupling gratings the chip temperature can be monitored remotely using free space beams, thereby eliminating temperature hysteresis effects arising from conventional optical assembly methods and materials.