waveguide mode meaning

• [Electronics]
  The form of propagation indicated by the field pattern in a plane transverse to the direction in which energy is propagated through a waveguide. Common modes are TRANSVERSE ELECTRIC MODE, also called TE mode, and TRANSVERSE MAGNETIC MODE, also called Tl mode.
  
  
  waveguide mode suppressor A filter that suppresses undesired propagation modes in a wave-guide.
  

• Degenerate waveguide modes
• Through analyzing the transfer losses, the appreciate waveguide mode is selected as the working mode
• The silicon waveguide supports dielectric waveguide mode, which is mostly confined in silicon.
• Multiple quantum wells improve the overlap of the gain region with the optical waveguide mode.
• This forces propagation to take place in one or more of the available slab waveguide modes.
• However, even better is the TE 113 circular waveguide mode which can achieve a " Q " of 16, 000 at.
• Waveguides have an additional complication in port analysis in that it is possible ( and sometimes desirable ) for more than one waveguide mode to exist at the same time.
• At the exiting plane, owing to a strong mismatch with the exiting plane wave, the waveguide modes not only reflect back to themselves but also couple into each other.
• When these two structures are brought close to each other, the dielectric waveguide mode supported by the silicon nanowire couples to the surface plasmon mode supported by the metal surface.
• The concept of ports can be extended to waveguides, but the definition in terms of current is not appropriate and the possible existence of multiple waveguide modes must be accounted for.

• "waveguide mode" meaning in Chinese: 波导方式
• "waveguide mode" meaning in Japanese: 導波｛どうは｝モード
• "waveguide mode" meaning in Russian: волноводная мода