Short Bragg mirrors with adiabatic modal conversion

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Abstract

A silicon-on-insulator waveguide-based microcavity with short tapers has been realized by incorporating two identical eight-groove tapers at the two reflector extremities. The microstructure has an overall length of 14 μm and consists of two first-order Bragg mirrors with narrow slits (90 nm) and of four series of slits with progressively varying widths (tapers). A comparison with a nontapered cavity evidences the beneficial effect of the taper, a lowering of the radiation losses. © 2002 American Institute of Physics.

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Peyrade, D., Silberstein, E., Lalanne, P., Talneau, A., & Chen, Y. (2002). Short Bragg mirrors with adiabatic modal conversion. Applied Physics Letters, 81(5), 829–831. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.1497722

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