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2D Material light-emitting transistor with a dynamically controllable emission location for optimized waveguide coupling on silicon. [PDF]
Li C, Li Y, Zhong Y, Tang Y, Ning CZ.
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A Compact 380 GHz Zero-Bias Schottky Diode Detector for High-Sensitivity Radiometer Applications. [PDF]
Tang H, Deng Y, Zhang D.
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Substrate integrated waveguide cross-coupled filters for wireless applications
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Integrated on-chip quantum light sources on a van der Waals platform
Munkhbat B +6 more
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Canalized polaritons as virtual waveguides for nanoscale emitters
Voronin K +9 more
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Switchable Substrate Integrated Waveguide
A switchable substrate integrated waveguide is presented that can be switched between two different modes of propagation via the biasing of a pin diode switch. To demonstrate the usefulness of the design a single pole single through (SPST) waveguide switch is presented.
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Substrate integrated nonradiative dielectric waveguide
IEEE Microwave and Wireless Components Letters, 2004A new substrate integrated circuits (SICs) fabrication technique is proposed for realizing nonradiative dielectric (NRD) waveguide circuits. This new technique called substrate integrated NRD (SINRD) guide allows the NRD guide be integrated within a dielectric substrate by drilling a pattern of air holes.
Y Cassivi, Ke Wu
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Slow-Wave Substrate Integrated Waveguide
This paper describes a new concept of substrate integrated waveguide (SIW): a slow-wave substrate integrated waveguide (SW-SIW). Compared to a conventional SIW, the proposed topology requires a double-layer substrate with a bottom layer including internal metallized via-holes connected to the bottom conductive plane. The slow-wave effect is obtained by
Alejandro Niembro-Martin +6 more
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Substrate Cleaning for Integrated Optical Waveguides
Applied Optics, 1973Losses in integrated optical waveguides depend upon the homogeneity of the guiding layer. Successful production of acceptable guides by sputtering or solution deposition depends critically on the methods used to clean the substrate. Cleaning methods that produce films adequate for ordinary coatings have proved inadequate for integrated optical films ...
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