<ul><li>Scientists have developed a revolutionary programmable photonic chip made from thin-film lithium niobate (TFLN).</li><li>The chip allows light and electrical signals to interact more efficiently and integrates key components on a single chip, making devices smaller and more powerful.</li><li>It is programmable, enabling reconfiguration for different tasks just like an electronic chip, and is able to protect communication systems from jamming.</li><li>This breakthrough has the potential to advance radar systems, communication networks, and 6G technology in the future.</li></ul>

Scientists develop revolutionary programmable photonic chip for radar and communication

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