Ultra-compact and low-loss silicon polarization beam splitter using a particle-swarm-optimized counter-tapered coupler

  • Chen W
  • Zhang B
  • Wang P
  • et al.
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Abstract

In this paper, an on-chip silicon polarization beam splitter using a particle-swarm-optimized counter-tapered directional coupler is proposed, designed, and fabricated. The coupling length of the proposed device is only 5 µm. As the waveguide width variation Δ W increases from −20 to 20 nm, the simulated polarization extinction ratio larger than 18.67 dB and the corresponding insertion loss lower than 0.17 dB are achieved. Measured experimental results achieved insertion loss <0.50 dB, TE polarization extinction between 16.68 to 31.87 dB, TM polarization extinction between 17.78 to 31.13 dB, over the wavelength range 1525 to 1600 nm.

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Chen, W., Zhang, B., Wang, P., Dai, S., Liang, W., Li, H., … Yang, J. (2020). Ultra-compact and low-loss silicon polarization beam splitter using a particle-swarm-optimized counter-tapered coupler. Optics Express, 28(21), 30701. https://doi.org/10.1364/oe.408432

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