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A 1.4 μm × 3.4 μm fundamental to first order mode converter for the transverse electric polarization was designed using topology optimization. Insertion loss <2 dB (100 nm bandwidth) and extinction ratio >9.5 dB.
The investigation of methods to support the ever increasing demand for data transfer has continued for years; one such method suggested within the field of optical communication, is space division multiplexing (SDM) [1]. Simultaneously the field of photonic integrated circuits (PICs) is being investigated due to attractive features such as high device density and low operating power [2]. For PICs...
The field of photonic integrated circuits (PICs) has attracted interest in recent years as they allow high device density while requiring only low operating power. The possibility of exploiting mode division multiplexing (MDM) in future optical communication networks is being investigated as a potential method for supporting the constantly increasing internet traffic demand [1]. Mode converters are...
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