Application Note : AWG design using OptoDesigner
Summary
An example for AWG design using modern third generation tools to support your design
Keywords: AWG , mask layout , photonics
The Arrayed Waveguide Grating (AWG) is an integrated optical device that may be used to split wavelengths into separate optical channels. It operates by first allowing the light to diverge in a free-space area (the so-called 'star coupler'); which is then caught in a multitude of waveguides (the 'array grating waveguides').
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