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Meanings of optical waveguide in English

Russian
световод
Portuguese
guia de ondas óptico

Structure that guides electromagnetic waves in the optical spectrum.

световод
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Examples for "waveguide"
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Two-photon absorption can place a fundamental limitation on waveguide all-optical switching devices.
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We report on the interplay between microdisk-waveguide coupling and its optical properties.
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A polymer based dual-slab waveguide Young's interferometer was demonstrated for biochemical sensing.
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The converter consists of a pillar-to-wire waveguide coupler and a transverse-magnetic-mode-selective spot-size converter.
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A new waveguide design for an optofluidic chip is presented.
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Usage of optical waveguide in English
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To this end, the wavelength dependent nature of interference-based antiresonant reflecting optical waveguide technology is exploited.
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We demonstrate a novel bistable optical waveguide switch, which may be suitable for incorporation in large-dimension optical cross connects.
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It is based upon the effective refractive index change caused by cells when they adhere to a planar optical waveguide.
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The paper introduces a wavelength converter composed of a metallic finite 2-dimensional particle grating on top of an optical waveguide.
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Liquid-core optical waveguides guide both light and fluids in the same volume.
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Here, we tackle this problem by using smooth planar optical waveguides as the support.
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The trap is based on spatio-temporal light modulation that is implemented using networks of antiresonant reflecting optical waveguides.
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Here, we report a new type of particle trap that relies on propagation loss in confined modes in liquid-core optical waveguides to trap particles.
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