A design method of optical bandpass filters
M. Kajikawa, I. Kataoka
Abstract
M. Kajikawa, I. Kataoka
Abstract
A design method of optical bandpass filters which are composed of several resonators consisting of dielectric layers is discussed. The relation between the loaded Q of a resonator and the thickness of each layer is calculated by treating equivalently each layer as a segment of transmission line and represented on a chart. It becomes possible to design an arbitrary value of loaded Q by using the chart. Thus, an optical bandpass filter of required bandwidth and rejection characteristic can be designed by finding out the optimum thickness of each layer of the resonator which is the component of the filter.
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A design method of optical bandpass filters which are composed of several resonators consisting of dielectric layers is discussed. The relation between the loaded Q of a resonator and the thickness of each layer is calculated by treating equivalently each layer as a segment of transmission line and represented on a chart. It becomes possible to design an arbitrary value of loaded Q by using the chart. Thus, an optical bandpass filter of required bandwidth and rejection characteristic can be designed by finding out the optimum thickness of each layer of the resonator which is the component of the filter.
Key concepts: Band-pass filter, Optical filter, Resonator, Bandwidth (computing), Filter (signal processing), Prototype filter, Optics, m-derived filter