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We provided a single-mode bent MOS-cross-section rib waveguide design with 0.9 dB/cm bending loss at 25 μm bending radius. The peak position for the TE-like mode was tuned to the gate oxide around which the maximum amount of free carriers are accumulated to optimize the free carrier dispersion effect.
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Shih, C.T., Zeng, Z.W., Chang, Y.C. et al. Optical design of bent rib waveguide with MOS cross-section. OPT REV 16, 413–415 (2009). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10043-009-0079-3
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