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Record high-Q optical bandpass filter based on the EIT-like effect between two microrings

Hongchen Yu, Yu Li, Hai Yu, Minghua Chen, Marcel Hoekman, Hongwei Chen, Arne Leinse, René Heideman, Richard Mateman, Sigang Yang, Shizhong Xie

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Abstract

A bandpass filter with a record high-Q of approximately 80 million is proposed, based on the electromagnetic-induced-transparency (EIT)-like effect in TM mode, which is the highest Q of the ever published integrated bandpass filters.

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A bandpass filter with a record high-Q of approximately 80 million is proposed, based on the electromagnetic-induced-transparency (EIT)-like effect in TM mode, which is the highest Q of the ever published integrated bandpass filters.

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A bandpass filter with a record high-Q of approximately 80 million is proposed, based on the electromagnetic-induced-transparency (EIT)-like effect in TM mode, which is the highest Q of the ever published integrated bandpass filters.

Key concepts: Band-pass filter, Transparency (behavior), Optical filter, Filter (signal processing), Physics, Optoelectronics, Optics, Electronic engineering

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