Double grating design of 3D phase matched waveguide for second harmonic χ (2) process
2009
Theoretical analysis on second harmonic (SH) generation with phase matched grating in waveguide is presented from
the viewpoint of device design. Usually high intensity sources are necessary in order to observe a SH in a χ (2) nonlinear
structure. For this purpose, the novel proposed design takes into account a double grating effect which enhances the
guided SH signal along the waveguide. In the presented structure two grating are considered: the first grating,
considered at the interface between air and core, is designed in order to obtain an efficient SH conversion process by
considering the quasi phase matching (QPM) condition; the second grating, placed at the interface between the core and
the substrate region, increases the SH power along the propagation direction through the coupling with the substrate
modes generated by the diffraction effect. The novelty of this work is in the combined effect of the two gratings. The
grating lengths and periods are designed by considering the nonlinear coupled mode theory with the effective dielectric
constant (EDC) assumption. The analysis includes three dimensional (3D) cases where phase matching is involved, in
particular the model is applied to a GaAs/AlGAs waveguides with fundamental wavelength at λ FU =1.55 μm and SH
signal at λ SH =0.775 μm.
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