1999
DOI: 10.1109/2944.806762
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Flat-band add-drop FIR lattice filter design

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“…Most work on interleaver filters in planar technology has been done in silica-based waveguide systems, especially by AT&T/Lucent [4,33,15,21,68,69] and NTT [70,7,3,71,2], but also others [72]. Temperature dependence in such filters can be compensated by introducing short grooves filled with a material having a thermo-optic coefficient of the opposite sign as that of silica [73].…”
Section: Planar Optical Waveguide Interleaversmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Most work on interleaver filters in planar technology has been done in silica-based waveguide systems, especially by AT&T/Lucent [4,33,15,21,68,69] and NTT [70,7,3,71,2], but also others [72]. Temperature dependence in such filters can be compensated by introducing short grooves filled with a material having a thermo-optic coefficient of the opposite sign as that of silica [73].…”
Section: Planar Optical Waveguide Interleaversmentioning
confidence: 99%