Conventional resonant filters are polarization sensitive due to the modal birefringence as well as the polarization-dependent grating coupling and modal losses/gains. To reduce or eliminate the polarization sensitivity, we have proposed a polarization-independent grating resonator where the signal within the stopbands is reflected back to the same waveguide. In order to separate the reflected signal from the input signal spatially, we propose a polarization-independent coupled waveguide resonator filter and illustrate its design procedure with an example.
A polarization-independent coupled-waveguide grating resonator filter
1996-01-01
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A Polarization-Independent Coupled-Waveguide Grating Resonator Filter
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