An optical wavelength demultiplexer using an asymmetric Y junction is numerically analyzed and the experimental results are reported. This demultiplexer utilizes both the mode splitting characteristic of an asymmetric Y junction and the waveguide dispersion of channel waveguides. Analysis shows that the device with step-index profile has more than 20 dB isolation for wavelengths with 6.5% separation from the center wavelength. The fabricated device composed of two-step ion exchanged soda-lime glass waveguides coated asymmetrically with Corning 7059 glass thin film separated the lights of 0.63 and 0.84 μm wavelengths.
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