WO2015176311A1 - 偏振控制器件和偏振控制的方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to the field of information technology and, more particularly, to a polarization control device and a method of polarization control. Background technique
- Silicon-based Optical Waveguide uses Shigui (n « 3.5@ 1550nm ) as the waveguide core material, and silica (n « 1.5@ 1550nm ) and other low refractive index materials as the waveguide cladding material.
- Shigui n « 3.5@ 1550nm
- silica n « 1.5@ 1550nm
- other low refractive index materials as the waveguide cladding material.
- a high refractive index difference is formed between the core (Waveguide Core) layer and the cladding. This high refractive index difference results in an exponential reduction in the size of the silicon-based optical device compared to conventional silicon-based optical devices.
- a silicon dioxide waveguide typically requires a bend radius of 1000 microns to achieve very low Leakage Loss, while for a silicon waveguide, a 10 micron bend radius can meet the same performance requirements.
- silicon materials are also the basic materials for integrated circuit fabrication.
- the processing technology of silicon-based optical waveguides is compatible with Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor (CMOS) processes, which means that silicon-based optical waveguide devices can be obtained at low levels. Cost production, large-scale production, easy-to-implement photovoltaic integration and high-impact marketing. Due to this small size and compatibility with CMOS processes, silicon light technology is widely regarded as the key technology for next-generation optical communication, optical computing, and optical interconnection.
- CMOS Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor
- This aspect causes polarization mode dispersion, thereby degrading the transmission quality of the high-speed signal; on the other hand, it also forms a double resonance peak in the optical interference device, thereby affecting the normal operation of the interference device and even paralyzing the entire communication system.
- the existing manufacturing process is difficult to achieve line accuracy at the nm level. Therefore, it is very important to practically control the silicon optical waveguide device and control the polarization of the transmitted light therein to achieve single polarization operation.
- the side-emitting semiconductor laser itself radiates a single polarization state.
- Light, through a properly designed on-chip waveguide does not cause polarization disorder when the laser is incorporated into a silicon optical device, so polarization-sensitive problems do not exist.
- polarization-sensitive problems do not exist.
- those lasers with random polarization such as Vertical Cavity Surface Emitting Laser (VCSEL), or for off-chip sources that need to be incorporated into silicon optical waveguides (such as stacked optical interconnect computers)
- polarization control must be performed to achieve single polarization transmission of light in the silicon waveguide.
- the existing polarization control technology uses a polarization-maintaining optical fiber or a polarization controller on a single-mode fiber path to achieve single-polarized light transmission.
- polarization-maintaining fibers and polarization controllers are costly, and the polarization of light that is subsequently input into the silicon waveguide may be unstable, resulting in lower efficiency of polarization control. Summary of the invention
- Embodiments of the present invention provide a polarization control device and a polarization control method, which can improve the efficiency of polarization control.
- a polarization control device comprising:
- Polarization beam splitting device 110 first phase shifter 120, combiner 130, waveguide 140, waveguide
- the waveguide 140 is configured to connect the first output port of the polarization splitting device 110 and the first input port of the combiner 130;
- the waveguide 150 is configured to connect the second output port of the polarization splitting device 110 and the input port of the first phase shifter 120;
- the waveguide 160 is configured to connect the output port of the first phase shifter 120 and the second input port of the combiner 130;
- the polarization splitting device 110 is configured to split the input light into two transverse electric TE modes or two transverse magnetic modes, and two TE modes or two M modes are respectively output from the first output of the polarization beam splitting device 110. Port and second output port output;
- the first phase shifter 120 is for adjusting the phase of the light input to the first phase shifter 120;
- the combiner 130 is configured to adjust the split ratio of the combiner 130, and combine two TE modes or two TM modes input from the first input port and the second input port of the combiner 130 into one TE mode light. Or all the way TM light.
- the polarization splitting device 110 includes: a polarization beam splitter 111, a polarization rotator 112 and a waveguide 113;
- the waveguide 113 is for connecting the first output port of the polarization beam splitter 111 and the input port of the polarization rotator 112;
- the second output port of the polarization beam splitter 111 is the second output port of the polarization beam splitting device 110; the output port of the polarization rotator 112 is the first output port of the polarization beam splitting device 110; the polarization beam splitter 111 is used for inputting
- the light is divided into two paths, one is TE mode light, is output from the first output port of the polarization beam splitter 111, and the other is TM mode light, and is output from the second output port of the polarization beam splitter 111;
- the polarization rotator 112 is adapted to convert the TE mode light input from the input port of the polarization rotator 112 into a TM mode light; or
- the polarization beam splitter 111 is used to split the input light into two paths, one is TM mode light, is output from the first output port of the polarization beam splitter 111, and the other is TE mode light, and the second from the polarization beam splitter 111 Two output port output;
- Polarization rotator 112 is used to convert TM mode light input from the input port of polarization rotator 112 to TE mode light.
- the polarization beam splitting device 110 is a grating coupler 114 for splitting the input light into two TE mode lights.
- the first phase shifter 120 is configured to adjust the input to the first phase shifter 120
- the phase of the light is such that the phase difference of the input light of the first input port and the second input port of the combiner 130 is ⁇ .
- the combiner 130 includes: a first multimode interference coupling , a second multimode interference coupler 132, a second phase shifter 133, a waveguide 134, a waveguide 135 and a waveguide 136;
- the first input port of the first multimode interference coupler 131 is the first input port of the combiner 130, and the second input port of the first multimode interference coupler 131 is the second input port of the combiner 130;
- the output port of the multimode interference coupler 132 is an output port of the combiner 130;
- the waveguide 134 is configured to connect the first output port of the first multimode interference coupler 131 and the first input port of the second multimode interference coupler 132;
- the waveguide 135 is for connecting the second output port and the second phase of the first multimode interference coupler 131 An offset 133 input port;
- the waveguide 136 is configured to connect the output port of the second phase shifter 133 and the second input port of the second multimode interference coupler 132;
- the first multimode interference coupler 131 is configured to perform interference coupling on two TE mode lights or two TM mode lights input from the first input port and the second input port of the combiner 130, and mold each TE mode or The optical power of each of the TM mode lights is evenly distributed to the first output port and the second output port of the first multimode interference coupler 131 to obtain two outputs;
- the second phase shifter 133 is for adjusting the phase of the light input to the second phase shifter 133 to adjust the split ratio of the combiner 130;
- the second multimode interference coupler 132 is for interference coupling the two inputs of the second multimode interference coupler 132 to obtain an output.
- the second phase shifter 133 is configured to adjust a phase of the light input into the second phase shifter 133 such that The split ratio of the wave filter 130 is equal to the light intensity ratio of the input light of the first input port and the second input port of the combiner 130.
- the polarization control device further includes:
- the photodetector 170 is configured to perform optical power detection on the light drawn from the output port of the combiner 130;
- the first phase shifter 120 is configured to adjust a phase of the light input to the first phase shifter 120 such that the optical power detected by the photodetector 170 reaches a first maximum value
- the second phase shifter 133 is for adjusting the phase of the light input to the second phase shifter 133 such that the optical power detected by the photodetector 170 reaches a second maximum.
- a method of polarization control comprising:
- the two TE mode lights or the two channels of the in-port mode are combined into one TE mode light or one way TM mode light.
- the input light is divided into two transverse electric TE mode lights or two horizontal magnetic modes, including:
- the input light is split into a second TE mode light and a third channel mode light by a polarization beam splitter, and the third channel mode light is converted into a first mode TE mode light by a polarization rotator.
- the input light is divided into two transverse electric TE mode lights or two horizontal magnetic modes, including:
- the input light is split into a first TE mode light and a second TE mode light by a grating clutch.
- the second TE mode light or the second path TM mode light is adjusted by the first phase shifter Phase, including:
- the combiner comprises: a first multimode interference coupler a second phase shifter and a second multimode interference coupler;
- Adjusting the splitting ratio of the combiner by the combiner, combining the two-way mode light or the two-way mode light input to the first input port and the second input port of the combiner into one mode or one mode Light including:
- the two multimode interference couplers are used to interferely couple the two modulo lights or the two modulo lights input to the first input port and the second input port of the multiplexer, and each modulo light or each ⁇
- the optical power of the mode light is evenly distributed to the first output port and the second output port of the first multimode interference coupler to obtain two outputs;
- Interference coupling is performed by the second multimode interference coupler to the other of the two outputs and one of the outputs of the phase adjustment by the second phase shifter to obtain a ⁇ mode light or a ⁇ Mode light.
- phase adjustment of one of the two outputs is performed by the second phase shifter to adjust the split ratio of the combiner , including:
- Phase adjustment of one of the two outputs by the second phase shifter such that the split ratio of the combiner and the two TE modes of the first input port and the second input port of the combiner or two The light intensity ratio of the road TM mode light is equal.
- the method further includes:
- the optical power is detected by the photodetector for the trace light extracted from the output port of the combiner; the phase of the second TE mode light or the second TM mode light is adjusted by the first phase shifter, including:
- Phase adjustment of one of the two outputs by the second phase shifter includes: phase adjusting one of the two outputs by the second phase shifter, so that the optical power detected by the photodetector reaches The second maximum.
- the embodiment of the present invention divides the input light into two TE mode lights or TM mode light, and uses a phase shifter to adjust the phase difference of the two paths of light, and the combiner adjusts the splitting ratio and combines the two channels of light.
- a phase shifter to adjust the phase difference of the two paths of light
- the combiner adjusts the splitting ratio and combines the two channels of light.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic structural view of a polarization control device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic structural view of a polarization control device according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic structural view of a polarization control device according to still another embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic structural view of a multiplexer according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 5a is a graph of intensity as a function of phase difference, in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 5b is a graph of phase versus phase difference as a function of an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a schematic structural view of a polarization control device according to still another embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a schematic flow chart of a method of polarization control in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention. detailed description
- Fig. 1 shows a schematic structural view of a polarization control device 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the polarization control device 100 includes a polarization splitting device 110, a first phase shifter 120, a combiner 130, a waveguide 140, a waveguide 150, and a waveguide 160.
- the waveguide 140 is used to connect the first output port of the polarization splitting device 110 and the first input port of the combiner 130.
- the waveguide 150 is for connecting the second output port of the polarization splitting device 110 and the input port of the first phase shifter 120.
- the waveguide 160 is for connecting the output port of the first phase shifter 120 and the second input port of the combiner 130.
- the polarization splitting device 110 is configured to split the input light into two TE mode lights or two TM mode lights, two TE mode lights or two way M mode lights from the first output port and the second output of the polarization beam splitting device 110. Port output.
- a TE mode light or TM mode light output from the first output port of the polarization splitting device 110 is transmitted via the waveguide 140 to the first input port of the combiner 130; a path outputted from the second output port of the polarization splitting device 110
- the TE mode light or the TM mode light is transmitted via the waveguide 150 to the input port of the first phase shifter 120.
- the first phase shifter 120 is for adjusting the phase of the light input to the first phase shifter 120.
- a TE mode light or TM mode light transmitted to the input port of the first phase shifter 120 via the waveguide 150 is adjusted by the first phase shifter 120, and then transmitted to the second input port of the combiner 130 via the waveguide 160. . Therefore, the first phase shifter 120 can adjust the phase difference of the two paths of light transmitted to the first input port and the second input port of the combiner 130.
- the combiner 130 is configured to adjust the split ratio of the combiner 130 from the first input of the combiner 130
- the two TE mode lights or the two TM mode light beams input by the port and the second input port are one TE mode light or one way M mode light.
- the combiner 130 can adjust the split ratio, thereby adjusting the light energy output, so that a larger light energy output can be obtained.
- the polarization splitting device is used to split the input light into two TE mode lights or TM mode light, the phase shifter adjusts the phase difference of the two paths of light, and the combiner adjusts the split ratio and
- the two-way optical multiplexed wave is one-way light, and the stable and high-efficiency single-polarized light can be obtained from the input light of any polarization state, and the cost is low, thereby improving the efficiency of polarization control.
- the polarization beam splitting device 110 includes a polarization beam splitter 111, a polarization rotator 112, and a waveguide 113.
- the waveguide 113 is used to connect the first output port of the polarization beam splitter 111 and the input port of the polarization rotator 112.
- the second output port of the polarization beam splitter 111 is the second output port of the polarization beam splitting device 110.
- the output port of polarization rotator 112 is the first output port of polarization beam splitting device 110.
- the polarization splitting device 110 is realized by the polarization beam splitter 111 in combination with the polarization rotator 112.
- the polarization beam splitter 111 is configured to split the input light into two paths, one is TE mode light, is output from the first output port of the polarization beam splitter 111, and the other is a TM mode.
- Light is output from the second output port of the polarization beam splitter 111.
- the TE mode light output from the first output port of the polarization beam splitter 111 is transmitted to the input port of the polarization rotator 112 via the waveguide 113; the TM mode light outputted from the second output port of the polarization beam splitter 111 is transmitted through the waveguide 150 to The input port of the first phase shifter 120.
- Polarization rotator 112 is used to convert TE mode light input from the input port of polarization rotator 112 to TM mode light.
- the TE mode light transmitted through the waveguide 113 to the input port of the polarization rotator 112 is converted by the polarization rotator 112 into a TM mode light, which is then transmitted via the waveguide 150 to the first input port of the combiner 130.
- the TM mode light transmitted to the input port of the first phase shifter 120 via the waveguide 150 is phase-adjusted by the first phase shifter 120 and transmitted to the second input port of the combiner 130 via the waveguide 160.
- the polarization beam splitter 111 and the polarization rotator 112 can be used to obtain two TM modes of light from input light of any polarization state.
- the two TM modes are then adjusted by the first phase shifter 120 to phase difference, and finally combined by the combiner 130 to be a TM mode light.
- the polarization beam splitter 111 splits the input light into two paths, one The path is TM mode light, output from the first output port of the polarization beam splitter 111, and the other path is TE mode light, which is output from the second output port of the polarization beam splitter 111.
- the TM mode light output from the first output port of the polarization beam splitter 111 is transmitted to the input port of the polarization rotator 112 via the waveguide 113; the TE mode light outputted from the second output port of the polarization beam splitter 111 is transmitted through the waveguide 150 to The input port of the first phase shifter 120.
- Polarization rotator 112 is used to convert TM mode light input from the input port of polarization rotator 112 to TE mode light.
- the TM mode light transmitted through the waveguide 113 to the input port of the polarization rotator 112 is converted into TE mode light by the polarization rotator 112 and transmitted to the first input port of the combiner 130 via the waveguide 150.
- the TE mode light transmitted to the input port of the first phase shifter 120 via the waveguide 150 is phase-adjusted by the first phase shifter 120 and transmitted to the second input port of the combiner 130 via the waveguide 160.
- the polarization beam splitter 111 and the polarization rotator 112 can be used to obtain two TE mode lights from input light of any polarization state.
- the two TE modes are then adjusted by the first phase shifter 120 to phase difference, and finally the combiner 130 is combined into a TE mode light.
- the polarization beam splitter 112 may employ a polarization coupler based on a directional coupler.
- This polarization beam splitter allows the coupling length of the TM mode to be much smaller than the coupling length of the TE mode by designing the waveguide width of the directional coupler and the waveguide spacing. Then the length of the directional coupler is set to the coupling length of the TM mode, so that when the TM mode is completely connected to the other waveguide, most of the energy of the TE mode is still transmitted in the original waveguide, thereby realizing polarization splitting.
- This beam splitter has a polarization extinction ratio of 20 dB. It should be understood that the polarization beam splitter 112 can also use other types of polarization beam splitters as long as the polarization beam splitting function can be realized, which is not limited by the present invention.
- the polarization beam splitting device 110 is a grating clutch 114. That is, in the present embodiment, the polarization splitting device 110 is realized by the grating coupler 114.
- the first output port of the grating clutch 114 is the first output port of the polarization beam splitting device 110
- the second output port of the grating clutch 114 is the second output port of the polarization beam splitting device 110.
- a grating clutch 114 is used to split the input light into two TE mode lights.
- the input light is vertically coupled into the grating coupler 114, which splits the input light into two TE mode lights.
- the TE mode light output from the first output port of the grating clutch 114 is transmitted to the first input port of the combiner 130 via the waveguide 140; the TE mode light output from the second output port of the grating coupler 114 is passed through the waveguide 150.
- the waveguide 160 is then transmitted to the second input port of the combiner 130. That is, the two TE mode lights can be adjusted by the first phase shifter 120.
- the two TE modes are combined by the combiner 130 into a single TE mode light.
- the combiner 130 includes: a first multimode interference coupler 131, a second multimode interference coupler 132, a second phase shifter 133, and a waveguide. 134, waveguide 135 and waveguide 136.
- the waveguide 134 is for connecting the first output port of the first multimode interference coupler 131 and the first input port of the second multimode interference coupler 132.
- the waveguide 135 is for connecting the second output port of the first multimode interference coupler 131 and the second phase shifter 133 input port.
- the waveguide 136 is for connecting the output port of the second phase shifter 133 and the second input port of the second multimode interference coupler 132.
- the first input port of the first multimode interference coupler 131 is the first input port of the combiner 130, and the second input port of the first multimode interference coupler 131 is the second input port of the combiner 130.
- the output port of the second multimode interference coupler 132 is the output port of the combiner 130.
- the combiner 130 is formed by cascading the first multimode interference coupler 131 and the second multimode interference coupler 132, and a second phase shifter 133 is used to change the two paths. The phase difference of the light.
- the first multimode interference coupler 131 is configured to perform interference coupling on two TE mode lights or two TM mode lights input from the first input port and the second input port of the combiner 130, and mold each TE mode or The optical power of each of the TM mode lights is evenly distributed to the first output port and the second output port of the first multimode interference coupler 131 to obtain two outputs.
- the second phase shifter 133 is for adjusting the phase of the light input to the second phase shifter 133 to adjust the split ratio of the combiner 130. That is, the second phase shifter 133 performs phase adjustment on one of the two outputs of the first multimode interference coupler 131 to adjust the split ratio of the combiner.
- the second multimode interference coupler 132 is for interference coupling the two inputs of the second multimode interference coupler 132 to obtain an output. That is, the second multimode interference coupler 132 performs interference coupling on the other of the two outputs of the first multimode interference coupler 131 and the output of the phase adjusted by the second phase shifter 133.
- One way TE mode light or one way TM mode light is provided.
- first multimode interference coupler 131 and the second multimode interference coupler 132 may have The same size.
- the length of the first multimode interference coupler 131 and the second multimode interference coupler 132 / 2. According to the mode propagation analysis method, you can get
- W e is the effective mode field width of the slab waveguide fundamental mode, which is the wavelength of the light wave transmitted in the slab waveguide in vacuum.
- the mode propagation analysis method can be used to determine that the through-transfer function T bar and the cross-transfer function T cmss of the multi-mode interference coupler determined by the above parameters are:
- the phase difference between the waveguide 136 and the light in the waveguide 134 is ⁇ the electric field strength at the output port of the combiner 130 (ie, the output port of the second multimode interference coupler 132), ⁇ and ⁇ are respectively the combiner 130
- the electric field strength at the first input port and the second input port ie, the first input port and the second input port of the first multimode interference coupler 131
- the output function of the combiner 130 is as shown in equation (4) Show,
- a curve of intensity and phase as a function of phase difference can be obtained. See Figure 5a and Figure 5b, respectively.
- the dotted line and the solid line are the output powers at the first input port and the second input port, respectively, and their ratio is the split ratio of the combiner.
- the splitting ratio changes from 0 to infinity.
- the output phase difference between the first input port and the second input port is constant at 1. Therefore, when the phase difference is changed from 0 to ⁇ , a combiner of an arbitrary split ratio can be obtained, and the output phase difference of the first input port and the second input port is constant at ⁇ .
- the first phase shifter 120 can be adjusted to make the combiner 130
- the phase difference of the input light of the first input port and the second input port is ⁇
- the second phase shifter 133 in the combiner 130 is adjusted to make the split ratio of the combiner 130 and the combiner 130
- the light intensity ratios of the input light of the first input port and the second input port are equal, so that the light intensity at the output port of the combiner 130 is constant at 1 (ie, equal to the input light intensity), that is, the theoretical lossless combination is achieved. wave.
- the polarization control device of the embodiment of the present invention adjusts the phase of the light input to the first phase shifter 120 by the first phase shifter 120 such that the first input port and the second input port of the combiner 130
- the phase difference of the input light is ⁇
- the phase of the light input to the second phase shifter 133 is adjusted by the second phase shifter 133 such that the split ratio of the combiner 130 and the first input of the combiner 130
- the light intensity ratio of the input light of the port and the second input port is equal, and stable and highly efficient single-polarized light can be obtained from the input light of any polarization state, and the efficiency of polarization control can be improved.
- the output of the combiner 130 can be maximized by adjusting the first phase shifter 120 and the second phase shifter 133.
- the output of the combiner 130 can be detected by a photodetector as a basis for adjustment.
- the polarization control device 100 further includes: a photodetector 170 for performing optical power detection on the trace light extracted from the output port of the combiner 130.
- the photodetector 170 extracts a small amount of light from the output port of the combiner 130 for optical power detection, and the detection result is the most advantageous judgment of the adjustment of the first phase shifter 120 and the second phase shifter 133. in accordance with.
- the energy of the traced light should be as small as possible to reduce the insertion loss to ensure that as much energy as possible is transferred to the next-level device. At the same time, the energy of the traced light is higher than the detection limit of the photodetector. Effective detection.
- the first phase shifter 120 adjusts a phase of the light input to the first phase shifter 120 such that the optical power detected by the photodetector 170 reaches a first maximum value
- the second phase shifter 133 adjusts the phase of the light input to the second phase shifter 133 such that the optical power detected by the photodetector 170 reaches a second maximum.
- the first phase shifter 120 is first adjusted such that the optical power detected by the photodetector 170 is The maximum value (expressed as the first maximum value) is reached, at which time the phase difference of the input light of the first input port and the second input port of the combiner 130 is ⁇ ; and the second phase offset in the combiner 130 is adjusted.
- the 133, the optical power detected by the photodetector 170 reaches a maximum value (expressed as a second maximum value), and the split ratio of the combiner 130 and the first input port and the second input port of the combiner 130 The light intensity ratio of the input light is equal.
- the above adjustment process may be specifically implemented by a control algorithm, for example, the flow of the control algorithm may be To adjust the first phase shifter 120 to maximize the optical power detected by the photodetector 170; adjust the second phase shifter 133 in the combiner 130 to cause the optical power detected by the photodetector 170. Reaches the maximum value.
- the complexity of the control algorithm is 2*0(N). For example, generally N can take a value of 100. Therefore, the complexity of the control algorithm is relatively low.
- the first phase shifter 120 and the second phase shifter 133 may be phase shifters made based on a thermal tuning principle.
- Their structure includes electrodes and metal thermocouples.
- the thermal tuning principle utilizes the thermo-optic effect of silicon (SN/SZ ⁇ HxiO" 4 ) to change the effective refractive index by heating the silicon waveguide, thereby changing the optical path and phase.
- the frequency of thermal tuning is usually up to 50 kHz, taking into account the foregoing.
- the first phase shifter 120 and the second phase shifter 133 may also be phase shifters made based on an electrical tuning principle.
- the electrically tuned phase shifter has a ⁇ -based carrier injection model, a strained silicon-based linear electro-optic effect model, and the like.
- the polarization control device of the embodiment of the invention does not need to use expensive components such as polarization-maintaining fiber or polarization controller, and can be realized by using a single-mode fiber, and adopts a multiplexing technique, and only has one output light, and does not need a dual optical device. In the subsequent operation, the component cost is saved.
- the polarization control device of the embodiment of the invention does not need optical fiber and waveguide to perform optical axis alignment, which reduces the difficulty of packaging and saves packaging cost. Therefore, the polarization control device of the embodiment of the present invention can achieve a lower manufacturing cost.
- the polarization control device of the embodiment of the present invention uses a phase tuning and split ratio tuning multiplexer technique, regardless of the intensity and phase information of the two paths of light passing through the polarization beam splitter or the grating coupler, the combined output It is possible to obtain a stable and maximized output, which helps to stabilize the signal-to-noise ratio of the high-speed signal.
- the polarization control device of the embodiment of the invention is located on the terminal chip, and the polarization output directly enters into the silicon optical waveguide functional device, wherein none Additional polarization interference factors result in a stable polarization output. Therefore, the polarization control device of the embodiment of the present invention can obtain a stable and highly efficient single-polarized light output.
- the polarization control device of the embodiment of the invention can perform polarization control on input light of any polarization state, thereby expanding the range of use.
- the two adjustment processes of the polarization control device of the embodiment of the present invention are independent, and the control algorithm complexity is only 2*0 ( ⁇ ).
- the control algorithm complexity is only 2*0 ( ⁇ ).
- a 4ms start-up time can be obtained; if you use electrical tuning, the start-up time can be shorter. Therefore, the polarization control device of the embodiment of the present invention can obtain a faster startup time.
- the polarization control device of the embodiment of the present invention has been described in detail above, and the following describes an embodiment of the present invention.
- the method of polarization control has been described in detail above, and the following describes an embodiment of the present invention. The method of polarization control.
- FIG. 7 shows a schematic flow chart of a method 700 of polarization control in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in Figure 7, the method includes:
- the polarization control method of the embodiment of the present invention combines the input light into two TE mode lights or a TM mode light, and adjusts the phase difference of the two paths of light and the split ratio of the combiner to combine the two paths of light into one light.
- Stable and efficient single-polarized light can be obtained from input light of any polarization state, and the cost is low, so that the efficiency of polarization control can be improved.
- the input light is split into two TE mode lights or two pieces of TM mode light, including:
- the input light is split into a second TE mode light and a third channel mode light by a polarization beam splitter, and the third channel mode light is converted into a first mode TE mode light by a polarization rotator.
- the input light is split into two TE mode lights or two pieces of TM mode light, including:
- the input light is split into a first TE mode light and a second TE mode light by a grating clutch.
- adjusting the phase of the second TE mode light or the second path TM mode light by using the first phase shifter includes:
- the phase difference between the two TE mode lights or the two TM mode lights input to the first input port and the second input port of the combiner is ⁇ .
- the combiner comprises: a first multimode interference coupler, a second phase shifter and a second multimode interference coupler.
- the splitter ratio of the combiner is adjusted by the combiner, and the two-way mode light or the two-way mode light input to the first input port and the second input port of the combiner are combined into one path.
- Mode light or all-way die light including:
- the two multimode interference couplers are used to interferely couple the two modulo lights or the two modulo lights input to the first input port and the second input port of the multiplexer, and each modulo light or each ⁇
- the optical power of the mode light is evenly distributed to the first output port and the second output port of the first multimode interference coupler to obtain two outputs;
- the second multimode interference coupler is used to perform interference coupling on the other of the two outputs and one output after the phase adjustment by the second phase shifter to obtain one mode or one mode.
- the phase adjustment of one of the two outputs is performed by the second phase shifter to adjust the split ratio of the combiner, including:
- Phase adjustment of one of the two outputs by the second phase shifter such that the split ratio of the combiner and the two-way mode light or two input to the first input port and the second input port of the combiner
- the light intensity ratio of the roller mode light is equal.
- the method 700 further includes:
- the optical power is detected by the photodetector for the trace light extracted from the output port of the combiner; the phase of the second mode light or the second mode light is adjusted by the first phase shifter, including:
- Phase adjustment of one of the two outputs by the second phase shifter includes: phase adjusting one of the two outputs by the second phase shifter, so that the optical power detected by the photodetector reaches The second maximum.
- the disclosed systems, devices, and methods may be implemented in other ways.
- the device embodiments described above are merely illustrative.
- the division of the unit is only a logical function division.
- there may be another division manner for example, multiple units or components may be combined or Can be integrated into another system, or some features can be ignored, or not executed.
- the mutual coupling or direct connection or communication connection shown or discussed may be an indirect connection or communication connection through some interface, device or unit, or may be an electrical, mechanical or other form. connection.
- the components displayed for the unit may or may not be physical units, ie may be located in one place, or may be distributed over multiple network units. Some or all of the units may be selected according to actual needs to achieve the objectives of the embodiments of the present invention.
- each functional unit in each embodiment of the present invention may be integrated into one processing unit, or each unit may exist physically separately, or two or more units may be integrated into one unit.
- the above integrated unit can be implemented in the form of hardware or in the form of a software functional unit.
- the integrated unit if implemented in the form of a software functional unit and sold or used as a standalone product, may be stored in a computer readable storage medium.
- the technical solution of the present invention contributes in essence or to the prior art, or all or part of the technical solution may be embodied in the form of a software product stored in a storage medium.
- a number of instructions are included to cause a computer device (which may be a personal computer, server, or network device, etc.) to perform all or part of the steps of the methods described in various embodiments of the present invention.
- the foregoing storage medium includes: a USB flash drive, a removable hard disk, a read-only memory (ROM), a random access memory (RAM), a magnetic disk or an optical disk, and the like. The medium of the code.
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