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Equivalent-network analysis of rectangular dielectric waveguides and their arrays

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Abstract

An alternative representation for the equivalent-network approach is suggested with a rigorous but simple Fourier-integral formulation to analyze rectangular dielectric waveguides and their arrays. Accurate results are obtained for the rectangular dielectric waveguides, and significant corrections are made to previous estimations [ Opt. Lett. 10, 86 ( 1985)] of the coupling length in a directional coupler with a rectangular core.

© 1989 Optical Society of America

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