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Jinxin Huang

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TriA Pipeline: A Large-Scale Automatic Audio Annotation Pipeline For Audio Classification In Specific Scenarios

There are some datasets of varying scales for audio classification (AC) applied to different tasks. However, annotated data is limited for most scenarios, such as domestic environments. To address this challenge, we propose an $\textbf{A}$utomatic $\textbf{A}$udio $\textbf{A}$nnotation Pipeline--TriA Pipeline, which can efficiently convert audio from various scenarios into high-quality training data with audio event annotations. A TriA dataset was constructed with the TriA Pipeline, over 2130 hours of audio covering 431 audio classes. Furthermore, we partitioned a prior-knowledge-guided subset (TriA$_{\mathrm{GK}}$) from TriA and conduct comparative experiments on three domestic AC tasks. Comparing the result on manually annotated data only and that on manually annotated data combines TriA$_{\mathrm{GK}}$, TriA$_{\mathrm{GK}}$ could achieve average relative gains of 3.97% in accuracy and 3.35% in Macro-F1, validating the effectiveness of TriA$_{\mathrm{GK}}$ and the TriA Pipeline.

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Hybrid-Integrated DFB-Laser-Coupled 1 * 8 Thin-Film Lithium Niobate Modulator Array for High-Speed Parallel Optical Transmitters

Thin-film lithium niobate (TFLN) electro-optic modulators are attractive for high-speed optical interconnects, but scalable transmitter architectures require not only high modulation bandwidth but also multi-channel optical power distribution and practical laser-to-chip integration. Here, we demonstrate a hybrid-integrated 1 * 8 TFLN electro-optic modulator array passively butt-coupled to a 1550 nm distributed-feedback laser. The chip integrates a three-stage cascaded 1 * 2 multimode-interference splitter, spot-size converters, eight traveling-wave Mach-Zehnder modulators, thermal tuning electrodes, and on-chip 50 {\Omega} terminations. The cascaded splitter provides uniform optical power distribution with a maximum normalized power deviation of 9.7%, while the optimized electrodes enable electro-optic 3 dB bandwidths exceeding 40 GHz for all channels. The measured half-wave voltages are 3.60-3.83 V, corresponding to V{\pi}L products of 2.52-2.68 V cm for a 7 mm modulation length, and the extinction ratio reaches approximately 25 dB. The bare-chip insertion loss is 15.19-16.55 dB, and DFB laser bonding introduces an additional coupling loss of approximately 5 dB while preserving channel uniformity. These results establish a practical TFLN-based multi-channel modulator platform and represent a step toward compact hybrid-integrated optical transmitters for high-speed parallel interconnects.

physics.optics