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Design and simulation of SiOxNy thin films based planar optical waveguide for integrated optics
From the previous work on the investigation “Ellipsometric and Rutherford back scattering spectroscopy studies of SiOxNy Films Elaborated by plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition technique”, we present a contribution to the study of a SiOxNy thin films based planar optical waveguide. The SiOxNy waveguiding layer can be prepared by the same PECVD technique from the following reactive gases: N2O, NH3 and SiH4 at different ratios. Simulation results show that the transverse electric and magnetic waves are quite confined and optical losses are low. We also optimized the dimensions of planar waveguides for a single mode optical waveguide to reduce optical losses.