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Polarization splitter based on modal birefringence in InP/InGaAsP optical waveguides

https://doi.org/10.1109/68.257187
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Low-loss planar optical polarisation splitter with small dimensions
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LiNbO3 coupled-waveguided TE/TM mode splitter
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Ultracompact monolithic integration of balanced, polarization diversity photodetectors for coherent lightwave receivers
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TE/TM mode splitters on InGaAsP/InP
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Crosstalk characteristics of Ti-LiNbO3intersecting waveguides and their application as TE/TM mode splitters
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Guided-Wave Polarization Splitter Based on Two-Mode-Interference
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A Coupled-Waveguide TE/TM Mode Splitter

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