Short microcavities consisting of two identical tapered hole mirrors etched into silicon-on-insulator ridge waveguides are investigated. They are designed for operating at telecorn wavelength. We describe theoretically and experimentally two different ways to boost quality factors to some thousands. In one hand, we investigate the adaptation of mode profile to suppress mismatch losses. In an other hand, we explore the recycling of the losses. We obtained quality factor up to 3000, which opens the route to WDM applications.
Recycling losses and tapered lineic microcavities on SOI / Velha, Philippe; Rodier, J. C.; Lalanne, P.; Peyrade, D.; Picard, E.; Charvolin, T.; Hadji, E.. - 6195:(2006), p. 61951S. ( Nanophotonics Strasbourg, france 2006) [10.1117/12.664506].
Recycling losses and tapered lineic microcavities on SOI
VELHA, PHILIPPEPrimo
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2006-01-01
Abstract
Short microcavities consisting of two identical tapered hole mirrors etched into silicon-on-insulator ridge waveguides are investigated. They are designed for operating at telecorn wavelength. We describe theoretically and experimentally two different ways to boost quality factors to some thousands. In one hand, we investigate the adaptation of mode profile to suppress mismatch losses. In an other hand, we explore the recycling of the losses. We obtained quality factor up to 3000, which opens the route to WDM applications.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione
