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Finally, the wavelength tolerance and roughness tolerance properties of the designed LID lens are disclosed.

After designing an AlGaAs quasi-phase-matched ridge waveguide, we investigate and compare the characteristics of the second-order nonlinear effects with and without waveguide loss, such as conversion efficiency, conversion bandwidth, pump wavelength tolerance and temperature stability in detail.

The advantages of these CCDs relative to conventional thin, n-channel CCDs include: high quantum efficiency over a wide range of wavelengths, extending into the near-infrared; negligible fringing at long (∼900 1000 nm) wavelengths; improved radiation tolerance; and a small point-spread function controlled through the application of the bias voltage.

While leveraging slightly larger number of wavelengths, it attains tolerance against thermal-induced faults.

Furthermore, efficiencies more than 95% can be achieved for the given fabrication tolerance, incident wavelength range, and angular bandwidth.

We review our recent progresses towards building heterogeneous Si multi-wavelength lasers with exceptional tolerance to harsh application environment and novel controllability.

Due to stringent resolution, intensity, wavelength, decay time, and radiation tolerance demands, an engineered material with very specific properties is required to act as the luminescent film.

In this paper, we propose a two-level fault tolerance strategy for wavelength-routed all-optical networks.

The wavelength of the radiation defines the tolerance for the beam optics, and the experimental challenge.

Based on the optimized structure, high polarization efficiency, high extinction ratio and large angular tolerance with a broad wavelength range (1 3 μm) are obtained.

Our results show that the designed format converter has a wide operating wavelength range of 24 nm and higher tolerance to input signal power fluctuation.