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Critical coupling in cavity-resonant integrated-grating filters (CRIGFs)

Abstract

We experimentally demonstrate critical coupling in miniature grating-coupled resonators known as cavity-resonant integrated-grating filters (CRIGFs). Using previously proposed asymmetric grating coupler designs for non-linear CRIGFs, and introducing a dedicated variant of a coupled-modes theory model to estimate physical properties out of the measured reflection and transmission characteristics of these resonators, we demonstrate fine control over the in-and out-coupling rate to the resonator while keeping constant both the internal losses and the resonant wavelength. Furthermore, the critical coupling condition is also observed to coincide with the maximum enhancement of the second harmonic generation signal.

Keywords:
Resonator Grating Optics Coupled mode theory Coupling (piping) Coupling coefficient of resonators Reflection (computer programming) Diffraction grating Physics Transmission (telecommunications) Materials science Refractive index

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