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19 November 2019 On-chip optical narrowband reflector based on anti-symmetric Bragg grating
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We propose an on-chip optical narrowband reflector (NBR) based on two cascaded Bragg gratings (BGs). A π phase shifted anti-symmetric Bragg grating (π-PS-ASBG) and a rear uniform Bragg grating (UBG), are in-line connected. The π-PS-ASBG provides a hybrid mode resonance between the even- and odd TE (TE0 and TE1) modes, while the UBG is used as a rear reflector to reflect the TE0 mode that transmitted from the π-PS-ASBG. The reflection bandwidth decreases when the coupling coefficient increases, which is different from traditional UBG. The performances are theoretically studied via both the rigorous three-dimensional finite-difference time-domain (3D-FDTD) method and multimode transmission matrix method (MTMM). The calculated 3-dB bandwidth is 0.16 nm when the whole grating length is 400 μm (π-PS-ASBG: 200 μm and UBG: 200 μm) and the coupling coefficients of the π-PS-ASBG and rear UBG are 240cm-1 and 110cm-1, respectively. The proposed NBR can be applied in the cases requiring narrow reflection such as narrow linewidth semiconductor lasers.
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Yitao Wu, Yuechun Shi, and Yong Zhao "On-chip optical narrowband reflector based on anti-symmetric Bragg grating", Proc. SPIE 11182, Semiconductor Lasers and Applications IX, 111820M (19 November 2019); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2537555
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KEYWORDS
Bragg gratings

Reflectors

Phase shifts

Silicon

Single mode fibers

Waveguide modes

Waveguides

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