AI assisted optimization of integrated waveguide polarizers containing 2D reduced graphene oxide
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| author | Wang, Rong Wang, Yijun Jin, Di Hu, Junkai Liu, Wenbo Zhang, Yuning Huang, Duan Wu, Jiayang Jia, Baohua Moss, David J. |
| author_facet | Wang, Rong Wang, Yijun Jin, Di Hu, Junkai Liu, Wenbo Zhang, Yuning Huang, Duan Wu, Jiayang Jia, Baohua Moss, David J. |
| contents | Reduced graphene oxide (rGO) exhibits strong anisotropic light absorption and high compatibility with photonic integrated chips, making it a promising material for implementing high performance onchip polarization selective devices. The performance of rGO integrated waveguide polarizers is highly dependent on the waveguide geometry, and achieving optimal performance requires exploring a large parameter space, making conventional mode simulation methods computationally demanding. Here, we propose and demonstrate a machine learning framework based on fully connected neural networks (FCNNs) to map the dependence of the polarizer figure of merit (FOM) on the waveguide geometry. Once trained by using a small dataset of low resolution mode simulation results, the FCNN framework can rapidly and accurately predict FOM values across a large structural parameter space with high resolution. Results show that this method can reduce overall computing time by more than 4 orders of magnitude as compared to the mode simulation methods, and achieve high prediction accuracy with an average deviation (AD) below 0.05. These results highlight the FCNN based machine learning framework as an efficient tool for the design and optimization of rGO integrated waveguide polarizers. |
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| publishDate | 2026 |
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| spellingShingle | AI assisted optimization of integrated waveguide polarizers containing 2D reduced graphene oxide Wang, Rong Wang, Yijun Jin, Di Hu, Junkai Liu, Wenbo Zhang, Yuning Huang, Duan Wu, Jiayang Jia, Baohua Moss, David J. Optics Reduced graphene oxide (rGO) exhibits strong anisotropic light absorption and high compatibility with photonic integrated chips, making it a promising material for implementing high performance onchip polarization selective devices. The performance of rGO integrated waveguide polarizers is highly dependent on the waveguide geometry, and achieving optimal performance requires exploring a large parameter space, making conventional mode simulation methods computationally demanding. Here, we propose and demonstrate a machine learning framework based on fully connected neural networks (FCNNs) to map the dependence of the polarizer figure of merit (FOM) on the waveguide geometry. Once trained by using a small dataset of low resolution mode simulation results, the FCNN framework can rapidly and accurately predict FOM values across a large structural parameter space with high resolution. Results show that this method can reduce overall computing time by more than 4 orders of magnitude as compared to the mode simulation methods, and achieve high prediction accuracy with an average deviation (AD) below 0.05. These results highlight the FCNN based machine learning framework as an efficient tool for the design and optimization of rGO integrated waveguide polarizers. |
| title | AI assisted optimization of integrated waveguide polarizers containing 2D reduced graphene oxide |
| topic | Optics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.13658 |