Chapter 9: Integrated Photonics
electronics, photonics and plasmonics will be required to address these substantial new challenges in order to meet the expanding requirement for higher performance, higher reliability, increased security, lower latency and continued decrease in cost per function. The packaging of photonic integrated circuits (PICs) will face the same challenges
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