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The first demonstration of a 2x2 semiconductor switch module integrated with a spot size converter

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Abstract

The demands for optical matrix switch modules are increasing as research on ATM communication switches and optical interconnections progresses. However, the conventional combination lens method1, i.e. external spot size conversion, has poor reproducibility and is not reliable in the case of array modules such as matrix switches because of strict alignment tolerances. It is, therefore, necessary to relax these tolerances in optical devices using semiconductor tapered waveguides2-4, i.e. internal spot size converters. Recently, attempts have been made to integrate semiconductor tapered waveguides with several optical devices5,6.

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