Chutinan et al., 2006 - Google Patents

3+ 1 dimensional integrated optics with localized light in a photonic band gap

Chutinan et al., 2006

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14335027604035348533
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Chutinan A
John S
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Optics Express

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A general design for high-bandwidth, single-mode, lossless, optical micro-circuitry with fully three-dimensional circuit paths is demonstrated. Our 3D circuit design consists of dense stacking several planar microchip layers into the 2D-3D photonic band gap heterostructures …
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