Reinforced Q-Learning Enabled Automatic Blind Working Wavelength Alignment Against Wide Input-Wavelength Shifts and Temperature Variations for Silicon Photonic Vernier Ring Filters
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- 1 January 2024
- conference paper
- Published by Optica Publishing Group
- p. Th1A.4
Abstract
We experimentally demonstrate long-time (~10 hours) continuous full-C-band automatic working wavelength alignment for silicon photonic cascaded-ring vernier filters against wide input-wavelength and temperature changes using reinforced Q-learning method, without pre-building look-up table and temperature monitor.Keywords
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