An x-shaped cross-polarized optical bridge based on a completely bandgap photonic crystal waveguide

Abstract

The invention is applicable to the field of mini optical polarized light bridges and provides an X-shaped cross polarized light bridge based on complete band gap type photonic crystal waveguides. The X-shaped cross polarized light bridge comprises a TE input waveguide, a TM input waveguide, a TE output waveguide and a TM output waveguide, wherein the TE input waveguide and the TM input waveguide are arranged parallelly along the first direction, a first connecting light bridge is arranged between the TE input waveguide and the TE output waveguide, and a square defective medium column is arranged in the first connecting light bridge. A second connecting light bridge is arranged between the TM input waveguide and the TM output waveguide, a circular defective medium column is arranged in the second connecting light bridge, the first connecting light bridge is perpendicularly intersected with the second connecting light bridge, and signals are outputted after passing the X-shaped cross polarized light bridge. The invention aims to provide the X-shaped cross polarized light bridge based on the complete band gap type photonic crystal waveguides, which is small in structural size, wide in operating length range, high in signal fidelity and electromagnetic wave transmission efficiency, applicable to massive light path integration and capable of realizing light path switching and shifting.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of tiny optical polarization bridges, in particular to an X-shaped cross-polarization bridge based on a completely band-gap photonic crystal waveguide. Background technique [0002] Traditional optical bridges and polarized optical bridges mostly apply the principle of geometric optics, and their disadvantages are obvious: they are relatively large and cannot be used for optical path integration. On the basis of photonic crystals, devices that are small in size and easy to integrate with optical paths can be fabricated, including polarization bridges. Photonic crystal waveguides that build polarization bridges are generally constructed by introducing defects into photonic crystals with complete band gaps. From the perspective of polarization control and separation technology, there are generally two ways to achieve it: one is to use a photonic crystal with TE forbidden band and TM conduction band or TM forbidden band...

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