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), so improving the state-of-the-art of integrated optical delay lines. A continuous and complete tunability of the delay time can be achieved with a very low delay loss ( = 0.03 dB/ps) and a weak power consumption ( = 0.05 mW/ps). A flat bandwidth B = 1.19 GHz has been calculated by exploiting the slow-light effect in the device. This performance makes the proposed optical delay line suitable for several applications in Microwave Photonics (MWP), such as beamsteering/beamforming, for which large delay range, flat and wide bandwidth and small volume are required.
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