Non-Metallic 3D-Printed Packages Based on Dielectric Slot Waveguides

In the terahertz domain, 3D printing technologies have demonstrated potential applications for the efficient and flexible design of waveguides. Besides, all-dielectric waveguides have shown high coupling efficiency over a broad bandwidth, but a tapered spike is required for coupling to a hollow waveguide. Notably, dielectric slot waveguides offer low loss through strong field confinement in a low-index material, providing taperless interfacing. By combining the 3D printing technique and the slot waveguide, we propose a novel solution for terahertz waveguide packaging characterized by low loss, reduced cost, and ease of fabrication.

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2024-10-09
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https://doi.org/10.1109/cama62287.2024.10986206
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Semiconductor Lasers and Optical Devices
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In the terahertz domain, 3D printing technologies have demonstrated potential applications for the efficient and flexible design of waveguides. Besides, all-dielectric waveguides have shown high coupling efficiency over a broad bandwidth, but a tapered spike is required for coupling to a hollow waveguide. Notably, dielectric slot waveguides offer low loss through strong field confinement in a low-index material, providing taperless interfacing. By combining the 3D printing technique and the slot waveguide, we propose a novel solution for terahertz waveguide packaging characterized by low loss, reduced cost, and ease of fabrication.

The University of Adelaide (AU), The University of Osaka (JP)
Australia-Japan Foundation, Japan Science and Technology Corporation, Core Research for Evolutional Science and Technology
Affordable and clean energy
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