Fluorinated photopolymer waveguide thermo-optic switches with loss-compensation function based on erbium-containing cladding structure

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Publication Date 2016-08-22
DOI 10.1039/C6CP03550G
Impact Factor 3.676
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Yang Zheng, Changming Chen, Jihou Wang, Zuosen Shi, Zhenzhen Cai, Xiaoqiang Sun, Fei Wang, Zhanchen Cui, Daming Zhang


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Abstract

In this work, a novel polymer thermo-optic switch with loss compensation function is successfully designed and fabricated by direct UV-writing technology. The waveguide core and cladding layer material of the switch are based on the low-loss fluorinated photopolymer and erbium-containing gain copolymer. The absorption loss characteristics and thermal stabilities of the core and cladding materials are studied. The optimal optical field distribution for loss-compensation structures is analyzed by modifying refractive index difference between the core and cladding. The thermo-optic modulation effect of the optical signal transmission for the device is simulated. The insertion loss of the switch device is about 6 dB. The switching rise and fall time are 396.2 μs and 461.2 μs applied by 500 Hz square-wave voltage, respectively. The switching power is 6.5 mW, the extinction ratio of the switch is about 14 dB. The loss-compensation value of the entire chip is obtained as 1.9 dB at 1530 nm wavelength. The flexible loss-compensation multi-functional waveguide switch is appropriate for incorporation in large-scale opti-electronic integrated circuits.

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