Implementation of MMI structure for optical device using polymer material
Multimode interference (MMI) devices have been extensively studied and are of considerable interest as key optical components in photonic integrated circuit (PIC). The principle of the MMI devices is based on destructive/constructive interferences occurring in the MMI area with a large number of mul...
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description | Multimode interference (MMI) devices have been extensively studied and are of considerable interest as key optical components in photonic integrated circuit (PIC). The principle of the MMI devices is based on destructive/constructive interferences occurring in the MMI area with a large number of multimodes. Because of its unique properties, such as low insertion loss, large optical bandwidth, compactness, low crosstalk and excellent fabrication tolerances, the MMI devices has many potential applications such as couplers, splitters, combiners, filters and routers. Compared with silica, recently, polymeric material has lately attracted considerable attention for various waveguide devices, such as optical switches and variable optical attenuators, especially for its simple fabrication process. |
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spelling | utm.eprints-67462018-07-30T08:39:32Z http://eprints.utm.my/6746/ Implementation of MMI structure for optical device using polymer material Ahmad Wahiddin, Farah Waheeda TK Electrical engineering. Electronics Nuclear engineering Multimode interference (MMI) devices have been extensively studied and are of considerable interest as key optical components in photonic integrated circuit (PIC). The principle of the MMI devices is based on destructive/constructive interferences occurring in the MMI area with a large number of multimodes. Because of its unique properties, such as low insertion loss, large optical bandwidth, compactness, low crosstalk and excellent fabrication tolerances, the MMI devices has many potential applications such as couplers, splitters, combiners, filters and routers. Compared with silica, recently, polymeric material has lately attracted considerable attention for various waveguide devices, such as optical switches and variable optical attenuators, especially for its simple fabrication process. 2007-11 Thesis NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.utm.my/6746/1/FarahWaheedaAhmadWahiddinMFKE2007.pdf Ahmad Wahiddin, Farah Waheeda (2007) Implementation of MMI structure for optical device using polymer material. Masters thesis, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Faculty of Electrical Engineering. |
spellingShingle | TK Electrical engineering. Electronics Nuclear engineering Ahmad Wahiddin, Farah Waheeda Implementation of MMI structure for optical device using polymer material |
title | Implementation of MMI structure for optical device using polymer material |
title_full | Implementation of MMI structure for optical device using polymer material |
title_fullStr | Implementation of MMI structure for optical device using polymer material |
title_full_unstemmed | Implementation of MMI structure for optical device using polymer material |
title_short | Implementation of MMI structure for optical device using polymer material |
title_sort | implementation of mmi structure for optical device using polymer material |
topic | TK Electrical engineering. Electronics Nuclear engineering |
url | http://eprints.utm.my/6746/1/FarahWaheedaAhmadWahiddinMFKE2007.pdf |
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