The concept of building block and circuit-model simulation in photonics are presented and discussed, pointing out their key role in a generic foundry approach. Circuit simulation based on building-block approach, in addition and alternative to the classical electromagnetic analysis, emerges as the most useful framework for a deep exploitation of the potentiality of photonics for the large scale integration of complex circuits. The reliability of building-block based design and simulation of photonics integrated circuits is discussed and comparisons between simulated and measured behaviour of three challenging test circuits are used as proof-of-concept of the validity of this approach.

Validation of the building block based approach for the design of photonic integrated circuits

MELATI, DANIELE;MORICHETTI, FRANCESCO;CANCIAMILLA, ANTONIO;RONCELLI, DAVIDE;MELLONI, ANDREA IVANO
2012-01-01

Abstract

The concept of building block and circuit-model simulation in photonics are presented and discussed, pointing out their key role in a generic foundry approach. Circuit simulation based on building-block approach, in addition and alternative to the classical electromagnetic analysis, emerges as the most useful framework for a deep exploitation of the potentiality of photonics for the large scale integration of complex circuits. The reliability of building-block based design and simulation of photonics integrated circuits is discussed and comparisons between simulated and measured behaviour of three challenging test circuits are used as proof-of-concept of the validity of this approach.
2012
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