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Meanings of waveguide in English

A hollow metal conductor that provides a path to guide microwaves; used in radar.

Usage of waveguide in English
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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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This waveguide structure has a 350 nm thin core layer.
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And it can also act as a waveguide for an intense pulse of microwaves.
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An evanescent field sensor utilizing layered polymeric-inorganic composite waveguide configuration was developed in this work.
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Evanescent field is utilized for probing the binding events of biomolecules on the waveguide surface.
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The former secures high-efficiency wide-band optical coupling of a pillar-PhC waveguide to a wire waveguide.
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A semi-weakly confined waveguide structure was designed and fabricated.
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An augmented reality display based on a planar waveguide made in photo-thermo-refractive glass had been demonstrated.
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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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Multiple radiation spots with different azimuth angles are simultaneously exhibited from such a hexagonally poled waveguide.
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Moreover, the waveguide structure based on a thin a-Si:H strip line can be fabricated easily and precisely.
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The waveguide can support a nearly circular optical field distribution that matches well with a single-mode fiber.
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