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Broadband Silicon Arbitrary Ratio Power Splitters based on Directional Couplers with Subwavelength Structure

Shi Zhao, Yaocheng Shi

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We propose an 1×2 power splitter enabling arbitrary splitting ratios based on a directional coupler with subwavelength structure. The simulation results show that arbitrary power splitting can be achieved over a broad bandwidth ~120 nm.

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We propose an 1×2 power splitter enabling arbitrary splitting ratios based on a directional coupler with subwavelength structure. The simulation results show that arbitrary power splitting can be achieved over a broad bandwidth ~120 nm.

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We propose an 1×2 power splitter enabling arbitrary splitting ratios based on a directional coupler with subwavelength structure. The simulation results show that arbitrary power splitting can be achieved over a broad bandwidth ~120 nm.

Key concepts: Splitter, Power dividers and directional couplers, Broadband, Bandwidth (computing), Optics, Silicon, Power (physics), Optoelectronics

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