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Design and Analysis of Taper Structure for Light Coupling into Photonic Crystal Waveguides Fabricated by Si-Ion Implantation
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In this paper, we designed and analyzed an efficient taper structure to couple light into and out of photonic crystal waveguides (PhCWs) fabricated by Si-ion implantation and electron beam lithography. The coupling structure employs the gentle refractive-index distribution produced in the SiO2 layer by Si-ion implantation. A taper structure is designed for effective coupling of transverse electric (TE) polarized light (λ = 1.55 μm) into a submicron size PhCW consisting of triangular lattice of air holes (lattice constant, a = 0.666 μm, radius of air holes, r = 0.232 μm, waveguide width, W1 ~ 0.7 μm). The influence of the taper length on the transmission characteristics is investigated. Efficiency in excess of 95% is demonstrated using the finite-difference time-domain and beam propagation methods. This is important for their practical applications in photonic integrated circuits.
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