We analyze the fidelity and power loss of photonic quantum gates, implemented by a segmentation of coupled optical waveguides, as functions of the number of segments. We show that designs with a large number of segments mitigate effectively the systematic errors for a wide range of error correlation strength and variance. We quantify the design roughness effect on the power loss and analyze the performance of various methods for smoothing the configuration of the waveguides. We observe an asymptotic scaling behaviour of the gate fidelity and power loss with the number of segments.
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