Hybrid multimode resonators based on grating-assisted counter-directional couplers

Hybrid multimode resonators based on grating-assisted counter-directional couplers

Research thrusts in silicon photonics are developing control operations using higher order waveguide modes for next generation high-bandwidth communication systems. In this context, devices allowing optical processing of multiple waveguide modes can reduce architecture complexity and enable flexible...

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Veröffentlicht in:Optics express 2017-07, Vol.25 (14), p.16484-16490
Hauptverfasser: Davis, Jordan A, Grieco, Andrew, Souza, Mario C M M, Frateschi, Newton C, Fainman, Yeshaiahu
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description Research thrusts in silicon photonics are developing control operations using higher order waveguide modes for next generation high-bandwidth communication systems. In this context, devices allowing optical processing of multiple waveguide modes can reduce architecture complexity and enable flexible on-chip networks. We propose and demonstrate a hybrid resonator dually resonant at the 1st and 2nd order modes of a silicon waveguide. We observe 8 dB extinction ratio and modal conversion range of 20 nm for the 1st order quasi-TE mode input.
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