abstract.directional_coupler
directional_coupler( *, coupling_ratio: Annotated[float, maximum=1, minimum=0] = 0.5, propagation_length: Annotated[float, minimum=0, units='μm'] = 0.0, cross_phase: Annotated[float, units='°'] = -90.0, insertion_loss: Annotated[float, minimum=0, units='dB'] = 0.0, isolation: complex = 0.0, reflection: complex = 0.0, n_eff: complex = 2.4, n_group: float | None = None, reference_frequency: Annotated[ float, minimum=0, units='Hz' ] = 193414489032258.06,) -> photonforge.ComponentAbstract directional coupler.
Based on DirectionalCouplerModel. The transmission and cross-port
amplitudes are derived from the coupling ratio and insertion loss:
in which a = 10^(-IL/20) and IL is the insertion loss.
Args
- coupling_ratio: Fraction of input power coupled to the cross port.
- propagation_length: Extra physical length contributing to phase delay.
- cross_phase: Relative phase on the cross port.
- insertion_loss: Total excess loss, including reflection and isolation contributions.
- isolation: Complex leakage amplitude to the isolated port.
- reflection: Complex reflection amplitude back into the input ports.
- n_eff: Effective index used for phase accumulation.
- n_group: Group index. If
None, the value ofn_effis used. - reference_frequency: Reference frequency for dispersion.