Chromatic dispersion compensation in waveguide arrays

   
   

A flat-top arrayed waveguide grating with a Hyper-Gaussian distribution function and a modified sinc design exhibits a very low chromatic dispersion, low loss and requires a relatively small number of waveguides. Controlled loss is introduced into certain waveguides of the array by creating gaps (unguided regions) between the waveguides to produce a desired predetermined amplitude distribution. The gaps are preferably arranged in the middle of the array.

 
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