Chromium Sulfide Bromide Enables Microwave to Optical Signal Conversion

By Aamir Khollam · Interesting Engineering · 2026-09-18

According to Interesting Engineering, physicists at The City College of New York have identified a layered magnetic semiconductor capable of bridging the gap between microwave processors and optical fiber. The team utilized chromium sulfide bromide to imprint microwave signals on

According to Interesting Engineering, physicists at The City College of New York have identified a layered magnetic semiconductor capable of bridging the gap between microwave processors and optical fiber. The team utilized chromium sulfide bromide to imprint microwave signals on