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47 dB Net on-chip Brillouin gain for true time delay applications

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Abstract

A true-time-delay(TTD) element is demonstrated using on-chip stimulated Brillouin scattering. Record net-Brillouin-gain of 47dB enabled 4ns delay over 100MHz and phase-shift of ~200°. The TTD element was validated by incorporating it in a two-tap filter.

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