InP-based polarization rotator-splitter for mid-infrared photonic integration circuits

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Abstract

We design and experimentally demonstrate the propagation loss of waveguides and the operation of a single-step etched polarization rotator-splitter (PRS) in low index contrast InGaAs-InP material system at 6.15 μm. Propagation losses 4.19 dB/cm for TM mode and 3.25 dB/cm for TE mode are measured. The designed PRS can achieve near 100% conversion efficiency. This study enables the possibility of monolithic integration of quantum cascade devices with TM-polarized characteristics and TE-guiding two-dimensional slotted photonic crystal waveguide gas sensors for on-chip monolithic absorption spectroscopy.

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Chung, C. J., Midkiff, J., Yoo, K. M., Rostamian, A., Guo, J., Chen, R. T., & Chakravarty, S. (2019). InP-based polarization rotator-splitter for mid-infrared photonic integration circuits. AIP Advances, 9(1). https://doi.org/10.1063/1.5055863

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