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Design and simulation of highly selective graphene-silicon nitride integrated dual-mode electro-absorption modulators
We present the design, simulation and optimization of an integrated graphene-silicon nitride dual-mode modulator with high mode selectivity, optimized for a wavelength of 1.55 $μ$m. The proposed device finds applications in mode division multiplexing systems, enabling the simultaneous and independen
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