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    This study introduces a novel photonic integrated circuit design for segmented planar imaging. This innovation enhances frequency domain coverage and simplifies the system structure, overcoming previous limitations.

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    Background:

    • Segmented planar imaging offers advantages like reduced size and power consumption over traditional systems.
    • Current limitations include extensive lenslet arrays and optical devices, hindering frequency domain coverage and system complexity.
    • This restricts the application and development of segmented planar imaging technology.

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    • To introduce a novel photonic integrated circuit design for segmented planar imaging.
    • To enable each lenslet to form a baseline with any other lenslet in the array.
    • To overcome the limitations of frequency domain coverage and system complexity in segmented planar imaging.

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    • A new design for a photonic integrated circuit was developed.

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  • The design ensures comprehensive baseline formation between all lenslets in an array.
  • This approach integrates optical devices efficiently onto a photonic integrated circuit board.

    • Main Results:

    • The novel design facilitates complete frequency domain coverage for segmented planar imaging.
    • It establishes baselines between all lenslet pairs, enhancing data acquisition.
    • The photonic integrated circuit structure is significantly more concise than previous designs.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed photonic integrated circuit design overcomes key limitations in segmented planar imaging.
    • This advancement enables sufficient frequency domain samples and a simplified system structure.
    • It bridges the gap between segmented planar imaging and traditional synthetic aperture techniques.