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Optimization of Y-splitting antiresonant reflecting optical waveguides-based rib waveguides.
Optical Engineering : the Journal of the Society of Photo-optical Instrumentation Engineers 2016 October
Antiresonant reflecting optical waveguide power splitters, designed for use around the 635-nm wavelength, are characterized for multiple split angles ranging from 0.5 deg to 9 deg. Theoretical expectations and simulations predict lowest transmission losses at this split junction for the lowest angles. This is confirmed by the experimental structures built in SiO2 films on silicon substrates. A fabrication nonideality affects the achievable splitting angle. Design considerations are discussed based on tradeoffs between loss and the required length for a Y-splitter.
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