Ridge Waveguides
Ridge Waveguides is a type of metallic waveguide characterized by the presence of one or more longitudinal ridges protruding from the inner walls of the guiding structure, which modify the electromagnetic field distribution to achieve lower cutoff frequencies and broader bandwidth compared to standard rectangular waveguides.
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Polarization management for silicon photonic integrated circuits
Daoxin Dai, Liu Liu, Shiming Gao et al. · Laser & Photonics Review · 2012 · 390 citations
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Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
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Shandong University
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State Key Laboratory of Crystal Materials
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NTT (Japan)
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