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Han Wang

at Zhejiang University

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Proceedings Article | 19 October 2016 Paper

Design and optimization of a silica waveguide based visible etched diffraction grating with uniform loss

Han Wang, Minyue Yang, Tingting Lang, Jinyan Song, Mingyu Li, Jian-Jun He

Proceedings Volume 10152, 101520U (2016) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2246749

KEYWORDS: Diffraction gratings, Optical design, Silica, Waveguides, Visible radiation, Spectroscopy

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A novel method for designing a silica waveguide based visible etched diffraction grating (EDG) with uniform loss is proposed. The designed 1st-order EDG comprises 121 output waveguides with a 2.5 nm channel spacing at a wavelength range from 400 nm to 700 nm. Using the conventional flat-field design with two-stigmatic-points method, the simulated channel loss non-uniformity of a conventional EDG is 2.66 dB. By changing the central output waveguide position and rotating the angles of grating facets according to an appropriately designed distribution function, the loss non-uniformity is reduced to 1.36 dB and the highest loss of marginal channels is decreased from 2.69 dB to 2.13 dB simultaneously. With a total chip size of 30 mm×16 mm, this visible EDG is suitable for realization of spectrometer-on-chip. The proposed design method can achieve insertion loss uniformity in a wide wavelength range with no additional element or extra fabrication step.

Proceedings Article | 14 September 2016 Paper

An echelle diffraction grating for imaging spectrometer

Minyue Yang, Han Wang, Mingyu Li, Jian-Jun He

Proceedings Volume 9973, 99730D (2016) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2236666

KEYWORDS: Spectroscopy, Diffraction gratings, Waveguides, Polarization, Switches, Optical design, Silicon, Photomasks, Silica, Spectrometer engineering

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We demonstrate an echelle diffraction grating (EDG) of 17 input waveguides and 33 output waveguides. For each input waveguide, only 17 of 33 output waveguides are used, receiving light ranging from 1520 nm to 1600 nm wavelength. The channel spacing of the EDG is 5 nm, with loss of -6dB and crosstalk of -17dB for center input waveguide and -15dB for edge input waveguides. Based on the 3 μm SOI platform the device is polarization insensitive. As a simple version of EDG spectrometer it is designed to be a part of the on-chip spectroscopic system of the push-broom scanning imaging spectrometer. The whole on-chip spectrometer consists of an optical on-off switch array, a multi-input EDG and detector array. With the help of on-off switch array the multiple input waveguides of the EDG spectrometer could work in a time division multiplexed fashion. Since the switch can scan very fast (less than 10 microseconds), the imaging spectrometer can be operated in push-broom mode. Due to the CMOS compatibility, the 17_channel EDG scales 2.5×3 mm². The full version of EDG spectrometer is designed to have 129 input waveguides and 257 output waveguides (129 output channel for each input waveguide), working in wavelength ranging from 1250 nm to 1750 nm, and had similar blazed facet size with the 17_channel one, which means similar fabrication tolerance in grating facets. The waveguide EDG based imaging spectrometer can provide a low-cost solution for remote sensing on unmanned aerial vehicles, with advantages of small size, light weight, vibration-proof, and high scalability.

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