A multilayered optical coupler is described which is used to couple a laser beam into a thin film waveguide. This device adopts an evanescent-field coupling technique based on a tapered-gap prism coupler. The multilayered coupler configuration without moving parts results in a mechanically stable coupling function. Experimentally, coupler insertion loss of 3 dB, including coupling imperfection loss, Fresnel reflection loss, and waveguide loss in the coupling region, was achieved in coupling an He-Ne laser beam with 0.633 µm wavelength into a 0.33 µm thick SiO2-Ta2O5 waveguide.
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Morio KOBAYASHI, Hiroshi TERUI, "Multilayered Coupler for Optical Guided-Wave Devices" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions,
vol. E68-E, no. 8, pp. 529-534, August 1985, doi: .
Abstract: A multilayered optical coupler is described which is used to couple a laser beam into a thin film waveguide. This device adopts an evanescent-field coupling technique based on a tapered-gap prism coupler. The multilayered coupler configuration without moving parts results in a mechanically stable coupling function. Experimentally, coupler insertion loss of 3 dB, including coupling imperfection loss, Fresnel reflection loss, and waveguide loss in the coupling region, was achieved in coupling an He-Ne laser beam with 0.633 µm wavelength into a 0.33 µm thick SiO2-Ta2O5 waveguide.
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