Abstract: A photonic polarization splitter rotator (PSR) includes a substrate, a first optical waveguide disposed on the substrate at a first layer, the first optical waveguide having a substantially rectangular shape and longitudinally arranged between a first end of the first optical waveguide and a second end of the first optical waveguide, and a second optical waveguide arranged to have a partial and fixed amount of overlap over a predetermined length of the first optical waveguide.

Abstract: A photonic Y-splitter includes a substrate, first optical waveguides disposed in the substrate on a first layer, the first optical waveguides may be flared at a first end and inverse tapered toward a second end and may be substantially mirror images of one another, and a second optical waveguide disposed in the substrate on a second layer, above the first layer, the second optical waveguide being centered over the first optical waveguides and longitudinally arranged between the first end and the second end.

Abstract: A photonic polarization splitter rotator (PSR) includes a substrate, a first optical waveguide disposed on the substrate at a first layer, the first optical waveguide having a substantially rectangular shape and longitudinally arranged between a first end of the first optical waveguide and a second end of the first optical waveguide, and a second optical waveguide arranged to have a partial and fixed amount of overlap over a predetermined length of the first optical waveguide.

Abstract: A first waveguide and a second waveguide including a first layer and a second layer are provided. In a first longitudinal segment, the first layer gradually approaches a first waveguide in a first transverse direction. In a second longitudinal segment, the first and second waveguides are longitudinally oriented. In a third longitudinal segment, the first layer includes a length portion having a width in the first transverse direction that gradually decreases along the third longitudinal segment, and the second layer includes a length portion having a width in the first transverse direction that gradually increases along the third longitudinal segment.

Abstract: A photonic polarization splitter rotator (PSR) includes a substrate, a first optical waveguide disposed in the substrate on a first layer, the first optical waveguide having a curved portion between a first end of the first optical waveguide and a second end of the first optical waveguide, and a second optical waveguide disposed in the substrate on a second layer, above the first layer, the second optical waveguide having a substantially rectangular shape and longitudinally arranged between the first end of the first optical waveguide and the second end of the first optical waveguide.

Abstract: A first waveguide and a second waveguide including a first layer and a second layer are provided. In a first longitudinal segment, the first layer gradually approaches a first waveguide in a first transverse direction. In a second longitudinal segment, the first and second waveguides are longitudinally oriented. In a third longitudinal segment, the first layer includes a length portion having a width in the first transverse direction that gradually decreases along the third longitudinal segment, and the second layer includes a length portion having a width in the first transverse direction that gradually increases along the third longitudinal segment.

Abstract: A photonic polarization splitter rotator (PSR) includes a substrate, a first optical waveguide disposed in the substrate on a first layer, the first optical waveguide having a curved portion between a first end of the first optical waveguide and a second end of the first optical waveguide, and a second optical waveguide disposed in the substrate on a second layer, above the first layer, the second optical waveguide having a substantially rectangular shape and longitudinally arranged between the first end of the first optical waveguide and the second end of the first optical waveguide.

Abstract: A photonic Y-splitter includes a substrate, first optical waveguides disposed in the substrate on a first layer, the first optical waveguides may be flared at a first end and inverse tapered toward a second end and may be substantially mirror images of one another, and a second optical waveguide disposed in the substrate on a second layer, above the first layer, the second optical waveguide being centered over the first optical waveguides and longitudinally arranged between the first end and the second end.