Abstract
A novel graded-index silica-glass V-shape optical splitter is numerically demonstrated. The compact-size 1 × 2 V-splitter design and performance evaluation are performed using finite-difference-time-domain method. The power splitting-ratio can be adjusted during design by simply shifting the splitter input core laterally with respect to its V-shape apex location. The splitter shows good performance when tested over the S, C, L, U wideband wavelength range. It shows small excess-loss and reasonable return-loss with a polarization insensitive operation over the entire wideband range. The V-splitter is suitable for photonic integrated circuits and planer lightwave circuits aimed to applications in optical communications.
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Awad, E. (2017). V-splitter with adjustable power splitting ratio. Optical and Quantum Electronics, 49(9). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11082-017-1137-x
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