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An alternative method for characterizing optical propagation in photonic integrated circuits based on imaging of scattered light is presented and demonstrated for the spectral range of 450-980 nm. The method is applied to waveguide structures of varying widths and is found to be independent of the input coupling. Propagation losses as low as 1.4 dB/cm are measured for spiral alumina waveguides. Using a tunable laser the optical losses are also determined for AlGaAs-on-insulator waveguides at 910-980 nm wavelengths and are compared to cut-back measurements. An open-source toolbox is introduced, allowing for reliable processing of data and estimation of optical propagation losses.
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