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Integrated polarization-selective microring resonators and beam taps via topographically anisotropic photonics
Topographically anisotropic photonics is used to demonstrate polarization-selective microring resonators and beam taps. Both fabricated devices exhibit strong polarization-selectivity. The beam tap is shown to be broadband, as it retains this selectivity over a bandwidth of over 80 nm.