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Uma abordagem modal rigorosa baseada na descrição da linha de transmissão foi desenvolvida para explorar efetivamente as características de filtragem das estruturas de orientação ópticas planares do DFB. Usando a teoria da linha de transmissão modal, as características de vazamento e filtragem de redes de tiras metálicas e redes dielétricas com ganho ou perda são avaliadas primeiro em detalhes nos regimes de Bragg de primeira e terceira ordem. Pode, portanto, servir como um modelo poderoso para algoritmos computacionais determinarem de forma sistemática e rigorosa os efeitos ópticos de estruturas orientadoras periódicas multicamadas, que não são facilmente obtidas por outros métodos.
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Kwang-Chun HO, Yung-Kwon KIM, "Dispersion Characteristics of Optical Planar DFB Guiding Structures for Optical Communication" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E83-A, no. 6, pp. 1151-1160, June 2000, doi: .
Abstract: A rigorous modal approach based on the transmission-line description has developed to explore effectively the filtering characteristics of planar optical DFB guiding structures. Using the modal transmission-line theory, the leakage and filtering characteristics of metal-strip gratings and dielectric gratings with gain or loss are first evaluated in details at the first- and third-order Bragg regimes. It can thus serve as a powerful template for computational algorithms to determine systematically and rigorously the optical effects of multilayered periodic guiding structures, which are not readily obtained by other methods.
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