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Coupling into slow-mode photonic crystal waveguides

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Hugonin, J. P.
Lalanne, P.
White, T. P.
Krauss, T. F.

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Optical Society of America

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We study efficient injectors for coupling light from z-invariant ridge waveguides into slow Bloch modes of single-row defect photonic crystal waveguides. Two-dimensional vectorial computations performed with a Bloch mode theory approach predict that very high efficiencies (>90%) can be achieved for injector lengths of only a few wavelengths in length, even for small group velocities in the range of 𝑐⁄100–𝑐⁄400. This result suggests that photonic crystal devices operating with slow waves can be interfaced with classical waveguides without sacrificing compactness.

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Optics Letters

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