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Design of a compact polarizing beam splitter based on a photonic crystal ring resonator with a triangular lattice

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Abstract

We propose and simulate a new kind of compact polarizing beam splitter (PBS) based on a photonic crystal ring resonator (PCRR) with complete photonic bandgaps. The two polarized states are separated far enough by resonant and nonresonant coupling between the waveguide modes and the microring modes. Some defect holes are utilized to control the beam propagation. The simulated results obtained by the finite-difference time-domain method show that high transmission (over 95%) is obtained and the polarization separation is realized with a length as short as 3.1μm. The design of the proposed PBS can be flexible, thanks to the advantages of PCRRs.

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