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Monolithic integration of WDM components using QW shape modification
We illustrate the performance of an actual WDM photonic integrated circuit (PIC); a two-wavelength, waveguide demultiplexer, fabricated using QW intermixing. They use the technique of spatially selective quantum well shape modification.