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Optica Publishing Group
  • Journal of Lightwave Technology
  • Vol. 41,
  • Issue 19,
  • pp. 6356-6361
  • (2023)

Analysis and Design of Compact Adiabatic Mode Converters Based on Adiabatic Mode Evolutions

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Abstract

This paper investigates the mode conversion in ridge waveguides. Based on the adiabatic mode evolution, several compact adiabatic mode converters with optimized waveguide shapes are proposed. Three types of adiabatic mode conversion from TM to TE modes are proposed. It is found that the designed adiabatic device is greatly shorter than the one based on the linear shape case, but is capable of achieving the same power mode conversion efficiency. Furthermore, an adiabatic TM0 mode maintaining waveguide taper is proposed to guide the TM0 mode from narrow waveguide to wide waveguide. The efficiency of the designed adiabatic TM0 mode maintaining waveguide taper considerably exceeds that obtained with the parabolic design. Then, combining the TE1 mode to TM0 mode adiabatic mode converter and TM0 mode to TE3 mode adiabatic mode converter, a TE1 mode to TE3 mode adiabatic mode converter (which is difficult to design and cannot be achieved even with a linear-shape connection) with a total length of 760 μm and 94% power mode conversion is proposed.

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