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Double-grating thin-film devices based on second-order Bragg interaction

Masoud Kasraian
- 15 Jun 1994 - 
- Vol. 75, Iss: 12, pp 7639-7652
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In this article, coupledmode equations describing the second-order Bragg interaction were derived for the transverse electric mode of a dielectric film waveguide with periodic corrugations on both the film cover and the film substrate interfaces.
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Four coupled‐mode equations describing the characteristics of the second‐order Bragg interaction are derived for the transverse electric mode of a dielectric film waveguide with periodic corrugations on both the film‐cover and the film‐substrate interfaces. The characteristics of the frequency‐selective filter, output coupler, input coupler, and distributed feedback laser are obtained. Proper choice of the design parameters leads to a frequency‐selective filter radiating neither in the cover nor in the substrate, a highly efficient output coupler radiating only in the cover, and an efficient input coupler exciting a guided wave only in one direction. Similarly, in the distributed feedback laser, a suitable choice of the parameters of the two gratings provides a mechanism for controlling the oscillation characteristics of the laser. The attractive feature of the double‐grating design is that the characteristics of the thin‐film devices are not very sensitive to small deviations of the grating parameters from their designed values.

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