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Ultracompact polarization beam splitter based on a dielectric–hybrid plasmonic–dielectric coupler

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Abstract

An ultracompact polarization beam splitter (PBS) based on a dielectric–hybrid plasmonic–dielectric coupler is proposed. The device utilizes the polarization-dependent nature of hybrid plasmonic waveguides. By choosing proper waveguide parameters, a 2×5.1μm2 PBS (including S-bends) with extinction ratios over 15 dB and insertion losses below 1.5 dB in the full C-band should be achievable. The effect of fabrication errors is also investigated.

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