Sub-micron photonics Switches

Fernando, H. N.J.; Eisermann, R.; Stoll, A.; Tharanga, S. H.N.; Haynes, R.; Zimmermann, L.; Roth, M. M.

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Sub-micron photonics Switches

Date

2013

Authors

Abstract

MMI-based sub-micron planar waveguide architectures, with 15μm access waveguide separation to enable highintegration density, show higher tolerance to fabrication artifacts. The first results show 3-4 dB device insertion loss and around 1dB/cm waveguide loss.