Harnessing the Frozen-mode in Coupled Silicon Ridge Waveguides for True Time Delay Applications

Harnessing the Frozen-mode in Coupled Silicon Ridge Waveguides for True Time Delay Applications
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利用耦合硅脊波导中的冻结模式实现真正的时延应用

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10.1109/iceaa.2019.8878919
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2019
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2019 International Conference on Electromagnetics in Advanced Applications (ICEAA)
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K. Sertel
K. Sertel
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作者:
Banaful Paul;N. Nahar;K. Sertel

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