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This study presents a simplified method for designing integrated optical components like S bends and power splitters using normalized parameters. This approach avoids complex numerical simulations for accurate component design.

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Area of Science:

Integrated optics
Waveguide design
Optical component fabrication

Background:

Accurate design of integrated optical components is crucial for advanced photonic systems.
Current design methods often rely on time-consuming numerical simulations.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce a simplified parameter-based design methodology for key integrated optical components.
To provide general design curves for efficient component realization.

Main Methods:

Development of a design approach using a minimum number of normalized parameters.
Generation of design curves for specific waveguide structures (step refractive index, quadratic core).

Main Results:

Accurate design of S bends, power splitters, and directional couplers is achievable.
Normalized parameters enable efficient and straightforward design processes.

Conclusions:

The proposed method simplifies the accurate design of various integrated optical components.
This approach eliminates the need for extensive numerical computations, saving design time.