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Broadband waveguide intersections with low cross talk in photonic crystal circuits

Lan et al., 2002

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11136704797520932415
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Lan S
Ishikawa H
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We propose a new mechanism for constructing waveguide intersections with broad bandwidth and low cross talk in photonic crystal (PC) circuits. The intersections are created by combination of coupled-cavity waveguides (CCWs) with conventional line-defect …
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