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Relative Coupling Efficiency. A proper distinction between propagation losses. The relative coupling efficiency was simply calculated by normalizing the obtained intensity values with the ones measured at normal incidence (θi = 0°). The relative coupling efficiency drops to only 79.57% and 77.55% respectively when the waist shift due to the bend at the. (a), we can see that the coupling efficiency is. Coupling coefficient is a mathematical representation of how the mode of the incident light “couples” or is “accepted” into an optical. The mechanical alignment (verified to be stable over one year) enables high relative coupling efficiency (>75%) at 1550 nm. The input and output coupling efficiency of our samples has been improved by adding tapers to minimize the impedance mismatch. The coupling efficiency is obtained by sum of the power in two sides and normalized relative to the case of ead=90°. Spps excited at normal incidence.

(a) Calculated relative coupling efficient, (b) calculated spot size
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Spps excited at normal incidence. A proper distinction between propagation losses. The relative coupling efficiency was simply calculated by normalizing the obtained intensity values with the ones measured at normal incidence (θi = 0°). The input and output coupling efficiency of our samples has been improved by adding tapers to minimize the impedance mismatch. The mechanical alignment (verified to be stable over one year) enables high relative coupling efficiency (>75%) at 1550 nm. The relative coupling efficiency drops to only 79.57% and 77.55% respectively when the waist shift due to the bend at the. The coupling efficiency is obtained by sum of the power in two sides and normalized relative to the case of ead=90°. (a), we can see that the coupling efficiency is. Coupling coefficient is a mathematical representation of how the mode of the incident light “couples” or is “accepted” into an optical.

(a) Calculated relative coupling efficient, (b) calculated spot size

Relative Coupling Efficiency The mechanical alignment (verified to be stable over one year) enables high relative coupling efficiency (>75%) at 1550 nm. The relative coupling efficiency drops to only 79.57% and 77.55% respectively when the waist shift due to the bend at the. A proper distinction between propagation losses. Spps excited at normal incidence. The mechanical alignment (verified to be stable over one year) enables high relative coupling efficiency (>75%) at 1550 nm. The input and output coupling efficiency of our samples has been improved by adding tapers to minimize the impedance mismatch. (a), we can see that the coupling efficiency is. The relative coupling efficiency was simply calculated by normalizing the obtained intensity values with the ones measured at normal incidence (θi = 0°). Coupling coefficient is a mathematical representation of how the mode of the incident light “couples” or is “accepted” into an optical. The coupling efficiency is obtained by sum of the power in two sides and normalized relative to the case of ead=90°.

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