Investigation of polarization effects of microresonators
This final year report documents the simulations and experiments of investigating polarization effects of microresonator. Microresonator is made by microfiber/nanofiber, It includes a waveguide to channel light in a closed ring shape loop. This project mainly studied the polarization eff...
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sg-ntu-dr.10356-456192023-07-07T16:55:08Z Investigation of polarization effects of microresonators Jiang, Nian Shum Ping School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering Network Technology Research Centre DRNTU::Engineering::Electrical and electronic engineering::Electronic circuits This final year report documents the simulations and experiments of investigating polarization effects of microresonator. Microresonator is made by microfiber/nanofiber, It includes a waveguide to channel light in a closed ring shape loop. This project mainly studied the polarization effects at the resonator’s coupling region in order to analyze the resonance phenomenon precisely. Two types of resonators, ring resonator and loop resonator were researched in this project. Simulations using Rsoft FULLWAVE were carried out as the first step of the investigation. It was found that the polarization properties of the twist resonators were mainly varied with the length of coupler. For twist resonator with coupling length 20µm to 35µm, self coupling transmission spectra overlapped with a minor shift of critical coupling wavelength. When the coupling length was around 150µm to 160µm, self coupling transmission spectra were clearly separated with splitting at the peak of the curve. For loop resonators, it showed well separated self coupling transmission spectrum without peak splitting. It was also noticed that the cross coupling transmission spectra for both loop and twist resonator were polarization insensitive. During the practical experiments, hand-made twist resonator was tested to support the simulation results. By carefully adjusting the resonator shape, slight self coupling transmission spectrum peak splitting was inspected for twist resonator with coupling length 160µm. This result coincided with simulation outcome. For resonator with 70µm coupling length, obvious resonance was inspected and it was noticed that critical coupling wavelength shifted for different polarization status. The phenomena observed during the experiment proved that the polarization properties of a microresonator were closely related to the coupler length. Bachelor of Engineering 2011-06-15T07:53:40Z 2011-06-15T07:53:40Z 2011 2011 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/45619 en Nanyang Technological University 88 p. application/pdf |
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This final year report documents the simulations and experiments of investigating
polarization effects of microresonator. Microresonator is made by microfiber/nanofiber,
It includes a waveguide to channel light in a closed ring shape loop. This project mainly
studied the polarization effects at the resonator’s coupling region in order to analyze the
resonance phenomenon precisely.
Two types of resonators, ring resonator and loop resonator were researched in this
project. Simulations using Rsoft FULLWAVE were carried out as the first step of the
investigation. It was found that the polarization properties of the twist resonators were
mainly varied with the length of coupler. For twist resonator with coupling length 20µm
to 35µm, self coupling transmission spectra overlapped with a minor shift of critical
coupling wavelength. When the coupling length was around 150µm to 160µm, self
coupling transmission spectra were clearly separated with splitting at the peak of the
curve. For loop resonators, it showed well separated self coupling transmission spectrum
without peak splitting. It was also noticed that the cross coupling transmission spectra
for both loop and twist resonator were polarization insensitive.
During the practical experiments, hand-made twist resonator was tested to support the
simulation results. By carefully adjusting the resonator shape, slight self coupling
transmission spectrum peak splitting was inspected for twist resonator with coupling
length 160µm. This result coincided with simulation outcome. For resonator with 70µm
coupling length, obvious resonance was inspected and it was noticed that critical
coupling wavelength shifted for different polarization status. The phenomena observed
during the experiment proved that the polarization properties of a microresonator were
closely related to the coupler length. |
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