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28 January 2008Three-dimensional photonic crystal waveguides and resonators by unit cell size modulation
The Cu-based interconnect is a major bottleneck for sustaining technological advances in semiconductor integrated
circuits. Matured optics technology may be able to resolve this challenge. Optics can provide high-speed, wavelengthdivision-
multiplexing signals with the capability of interfacing optics with electronics through EO and OE conversion-
directly-modulated laser, external modulator, and photodiode. An optical waveguide is a major building block for optical
interconnects technology. A three-dimensional photonic crystal may provide single-mode, low-loss, group-velocitydispersionless,
and compact waveguides. We report designs of double-heterojunction optical waveguides in a threedimensional
photonic crystal. Compact optical waveguide modes are induced by modulating unit cells onedimensionally
or two-dimensionally. One way to do this is to modulate the unit cell size. A well-type waveguide
structure is formed by modulating the lattice constant of woodpile in one direction. For some 1D double-heterojunction
geometries, light propagation becomes non-dispersive in the space domain, i.e. light is self-collimated along certain
directions within the well plane. Next, two-dimensional unit-cell-modulation is applied to a 3D photonic crystal for
exciting wire-type waveguide modes, for which light propagates along the horizontal or vertical wire. As a result, light
may be guided in the same level or into different levels. The propagation properties, such as group velocity, and
waveguide group velocity dispersion, are also analyzed in this work.
Lingling Tang andTomoyuki Yoshie
"Three-dimensional photonic crystal waveguides and resonators by unit cell size modulation", Proc. SPIE 6901, Photonic Crystal Materials and Devices VII, 690118 (28 January 2008); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.763273
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Lingling Tang, Tomoyuki Yoshie, "Three-dimensional photonic crystal waveguides and resonators by unit cell size modulation," Proc. SPIE 6901, Photonic Crystal Materials and Devices VII, 690118 (28 January 2008); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.763273