couple mode theory

An improved coupled mode theory, grounded in the field matching technique, has been devised and validated for photonic devices with gradually varying structures, such as tapers. This novel approach addresses a limitation of traditional coupled mode theory, which approximates varying structures by dividing them into several uniform sections with different waveguide widths. This segmentation often leads to unphysical field reflections at the interfaces between adjacent sections, impacting both power propagation and reflection coefficients of the devices.

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(a) The 3D structural dimensions, refractive index distribution, and related parameters of the linear taper. (b) The corresponding 3D structure and refractive index distribution of the asymmetric taper. (c) The corresponding 3D structure and refractive index distribution of the parabolic taper. (d) The normalized electric field distribution in the cross-sectional direction, including TE0, TE1, and TE2 modes.

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