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a<sub>Posts</sub><sub>and</sub><sub>Telecommunications</sub><sub>Institute</sub><sub>of</sub><sub>Technology</sub><sub>(PTIT)</sub><sub>and</sub><sub>Finance-Banking</sub><sub>University,</sub><sub>Hanoi,</sub><sub>Viet</sub><sub>Nam</sub>
b<sub>Le</sub><sub>Quy</sub><sub>Don</sub><sub>Technical</sub><sub>University,</sub><sub>Hanoi,</sub><sub>Viet</sub><sub>Nam</sub>
c<sub>International</sub><sub>School</sub><sub>(IS-VNU),</sub><sub>Vietnam</sub><sub>National</sub><sub>University</sub><sub>(VNU),</sub><sub>Hanoi,</sub><sub>Viet</sub><sub>Nam</sub>
Articlehistory:
Received3September2015
Receivedinrevisedform31October2016
Accepted7November2016
Keywords:
Microringresonator
Fastlight
Slowlight
Siliconwaveguides
FDTD
Transfermatrixmethod
Multimodeinterference(MMI)
Microresonators
AcascadedmicroringresonatorbasedonsiliconwaveguideswithanMMI(Multimode
Interference)basedSagnacreectorisproposedinthisstudy.Bycontrollingthecoupling
coefcientswiththeusedoftheMMIbasedSagnacreector,thedoubleofbothpulse
delayandadvancementfortheslowandfastlightcanbeachieved.Thenewstructurecan
producethefastandslowlightphenomenonononechipwithadoubleofthetimedelay
andpulseadvancement.ByusingtheSagnacreector,thedeviceisverycompact.Transfer
matrixmethodandFDTD(FiniteDifferenceTimeDomain)simulationareusedtoobtainthe
characteristicsofthedevice.Thetransmission,phase,groupdelayandpulsepropagation
areanalyzedindetail.OurFDTDsimulationsshowagoodagreementwiththeanalytical
theory.
â2016ElsevierGmbH.Allrightsreserved.
<b>1.</b> <b>Introduction</b>
Inrecentyears,opticalmicroringresonatorshavebeenofgreatinterestforapplicationsinopticalcommunicationssuchas
opticaldelaylines,opticalswitches,modulators,lters,dispersioncompensatorsetc.[1,2].Micro-ringresonatorstructures
consistsofanumberofsinglemicro-ringresonatorscascadedinseriesorinparallelcanbeusedforhigherorderlterswith
extendedfreespectralratios[3]orswitching[4],modulatingapplications[5],fastandslowlight[6].
Analysisofthegroupdelayandtransmissioncharacteristicsofcascadedmicroringresonatorsusedforopticalltersand
dispersioncompensatorshavebeenstudied[79].However,thesestructureshavepositivegroupdelayandmainlydesigned
forpulsedelayapplications.Slowandfastlightgenerationareemergingasaveryattractiveresearchtopic.Varioustechniques
havebeendevelopedtorealizefastlightandslowlightinatomicvaporsandsolid-statematerials[10].Oneapplicationamong
thesetechniquesistocontrolthegroupvelocity
Inthisstudy,weproposeanewcascadedmicroringstructurebasedonsiliconwaveguideswithaSagnacloopreector.
Correspondingauthor.
E-mailaddresses:,(T.-T.Le).
<b>Fig.2.</b>Transmission,phaseandgroupdelaycharacteristicsofthesinglemicroringresonator.
lightcanbeinducedbythestructure[1315].Here,weuseaSagnacloopreectorbasedonan1ì2MMI(Multimode
Interferencecoupler)attheendofthestructuretoenhancethefastandslowlight.TheuseofanMMIbasedreectorforthe
reectiontodoublethepulsedelayandpulseadvancement.Itisshownthatthegroupdelay,timedelayandadvancement
aredoubledcomparedtothecasewithoutusingtheMMISagnacloopreector.Weusesiliconmicroringresonatorsbecause
ofhighqualityoffabricationbyusingCMOScompatibleprocessanddevicecompactnesswithahighindexcontrastsystem.
<b>2.</b> <b>Design</b>
<b>Fig.3.</b> Inputandoutputpulsesatthesinglemicroringresonator.
2.1. Singlemicroringresonator
ForasinglemicroringresonatorasshowninFig.1(b),theoutputfieldcanberelatedtotheinputfieldbytheexpression
[16]
H1=
E2
E1 =
1−˛1exp
j1
1−˛11exp
j1
whereE1,E2arethefieldamplitudeattheinputandoutput;1 and1=
1−|1|2arethetransmissionandcoupling
coefficientsofthecoupler;˛1 isthelossfactorintheringwaveguideand1=2<sub></sub>NeffLR1istheaccumulatedphaseshift
overtheringwaveguide.Neff istheeffectiverefractiveindexofthewaveguide,isthewavelengthandLR1=2R1isthe
circumferenceoftheringwaveguide.
Theeffectivephaseshiftofthemicroringresonatorcanbedefinedby
single=arg
˛12sin (ω)
1<sub>+</sub>˛12
<sub>−</sub>(1<sub>+</sub>2<sub>)˛</sub>
1cos (ω)
(2)
Thenormalizedgroupdelayisgivenbyn=−
dsingle
dω .Theabsolutegroupdelayisd=Tn,whereTistheunitdelayofthe
signalpropagatingoverthemicroringwaveguide.Theresonanceisoccurredatthephase1=2m,wheremisaninteger.
Atresonance,1>˛1theringresonatorandwaveguideisunder-coupledandleadingtopulseadvancementorfastlight;
when1<˛1,theyareover-coupledandleadingtopulsedelayorslowlight;thecriticalcouplingoccurswhen1=˛1.
The transmission, phase and group delay of the single microring resonator at the transmission coefficients 1=
0.9975,0.9966and0.99respectivelyareshowninFig.2.Theparametersaresetasfollows:thelossfactorofthewaveguide
Wenowinvestigatethepulsepropagationoverthesingleringresonator.ItisassumedthattheinputpulseisGaussian
andcanbeexpressedas[17]
<b>Fig.4.</b>Transmissioncharacteristicsofthecascadedmicroringresonators(a)=1=0.99and(b)=1=0.9975.
where0istheresonancewavelengthofthesinglemicroringresonator,THW=Tb/2isthebithalfwidthat1/e2intensityand
Tbisthebitperiod.FromthesimulationsofFig.2,theresonancewavelengthis0=1.54817m.Theinputandcorresponding
outputpulseswiththetransmissioncoefficients1=0.9975, 0.9966and0.99areshowninFig.3,wheretheinputpulse
widthTp=50ps[18].Thesimulationsshowthatpulsedelayof20pscanbeobtainedwhen1=0.99andwhen1=0.9975
thepulseadvancementof12psisobtained.
2.2. Cascadedmicroringresonators
<b>Fig.5.</b>Inputandoutputpulsesatthecascadedmicroringresonatorstructure.
lightcanbeobtained.Here,weconsideraSCISSORasshowninFig.1withaSagnacloopreflector.Forsimplicity,weassume
thatNringresonatorsareidentical.Asaresult,thetransferfunctionoftheSCISSORcanbewrittenby
HSCISSOR=H1H2...HN=(
E2
E1
)
N
=
−˛exp
j(4)
Here=1and˛=˛1isthelossfactorintheringwaveguideand=2<sub></sub>NeffLR.
Thetransmission,phaseandgroupdelayofthecascadedmicroringresonatorforN=1,2,3areshowninFigs.4and5.It
isassumedthatthetransmissioncoefficientofthecoupleris1=0.99and0.9975.Thesimulationresultsshowthatslow
andfastlightareinducedbyadjustingthecouplingcoefficients.Inaddition,thepulsedelayandpulseadvancementare
increasedbyNtimescomparedwiththesinglemicroringresonator.
2.3. CascadedmicroringresonatorswiththeSagnacreflector
Fig.1showsthecascadedmicroringresonatorwiththeSagnacreflector.Inthisstudy,weusean1×2MMIcouplerin
theSagnacreflector.Asaresult,thetransferfunctionoftheproposedstructureinFig.1canbeexpressedby
H=(2j˛sss)
−˛exp
j(5)
wheresands=
1−|s|2arethetransmissionandcouplingcoefficientsofthecoupleroftheSagnacreflectorand˛sis
thelossfactorintheringwaveguideoftheSagnacreflector.
Fig.6(a)and(b)showsthetransmission,phase,groupdelayandoutputpulsespropagatingoverthestructurewithand
withoutSagnacreflector.ItisassumedthatthestructureconsistingofNidenticalmicroringresonators(N=1and2)with
thetransmissioncoefficientof1=0.99.ByusingtheSagnacreflector,weobtainthepulsedelaysof43psand83psfor
N=1and2respectively,comparedwith20psand40pswithoutusingtheSagnacreflector.
When1=0.9975,theundercoupledconditionoccurs.Therefore,thefastlightcanbeinducedbyusingtheproposed
structure.Fig.7(a)and(b)showsthetransmissioncharacteristicsandoutputpulsespropagatingoverthestructurewithand
withoutSagnacreflector.Itisshownthatpulseadvancementsof25psand50psareachievedwhentheSagnacreflectoris
used(comparedwith12psand24pswithouttheSagnacreflector).
Bycontrollingthecouplingcoefficientsofringresonators,thefastandslowlightcanbeachieved.Thepulsedelayand
advancementcanbeincreasedbyNtimesifNidenticalringresonatorsareused.Fig.8showsthetimedelayandadvancement
ofthepulsepropagatingthroughourprosedstructure.WecanseethatbyusingtheSagnacreflector,thepulsedelayand
advancementcanbedoubledcomparedwiththeconventionalSCISSORstructure.
Toverifytheaccuracyofthetransfermatrixanalysis,wecomparetheresultsobtainedwiththeFDTD.ForourFDTD
simulations,theradiusofthemicroringresonatoristobeR=5m,thewaveguidewidthisWa=400nm,thegapbetween
themicroringwaveguideandthestraightwaveguideischosentobeg=160nminorderforthepowertransmissioncoupling
(||2<sub>)</sub><sub>to</sub><sub>be</sub><sub>||</sub>2<sub>=</sub><sub>0.9</sub><sub>as</sub><sub>shown</sub><sub>in</sub><sub>Fig.</sub><sub>10</sub><sub>(a).</sub><sub>Here</sub><sub>we</sub><sub>take</sub><sub>into</sub><sub>account</sub><sub>the</sub><sub>wavelength</sub><sub>dispersion</sub><sub>of</sub><sub>the</sub><sub>silicon</sub><sub>waveguide</sub>
usingtheexpressionNeff()=4.7020−1.6667for=1.5−1.6m(Fig.10(b)).
<b>Fig.8.</b>TimedelayandadvancementwithandwithouttheSagnacreflector.
<b>Fig.9.</b>Directionalcouplerusedformicroringresonator.
<b>Fig.10.</b> FDTDsimulations(a)transmissioncoefficientatdifferentgapand(b)wavelengthdispersionofthesiliconwaveguidewithawidthof400nm(the
insetshowsthefieldat=1.55m).
tothetransmissioncalculatedbytheanalyticaltheory.Figs.11(b)and12(b)showtheFDTDfielddistributionsatonand
off-resonances.
<b>Fig.11.</b>FDTDsimulationoftheproposedstructurewithoneringresonatorandSagnacreflector.
<b>Fig.12.</b>FDTDsimulationoftheproposedstructurewithtworingresonatorsandSagnacreflector.
grantnumber“103.02-2013.72”andVietnamNationalUniversity,Hanoi(VNU)underprojectnumberQG.15.30.
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