C. Lacava, L. Carroll, D. Gerace, L. Andreani, M. Fournier, S. Messaoudene, N. Pavarelli, J. S. Lee, P. O'Brien, S. Menezo, I. Cristiani
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Performance of 2D-Grating couplers designed through full 3D-FDTD numerical simulations
By bridging the dimensional gap between fiber mode and Silicon On Insulator (SOI) layer thickness, 1D and 2D-Grating couplers (GCs) represent promising solutions to the challenge of coupling light into silicon photonics circuits. Considerable work has been done over the last decade towards optimization 1D-GCs, that nevertheless exhibit a very strong sensitivity to the input polarisation state of the fiber, which makes them unsuitable for many inter-system coupling applications. Recently, a new strategy based on a full 3D-FDTD (finite difference time domain) calculations has been proposed to describe 2D-GC operation, and optimize their performance.