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arxivphysics.opticseess.SY2026-07-17

Machine Learning-Driven Design of Mixed-Pitch Grating Couplers for Co-Packaged Optics Applications

Yu Dian Lim, Yun Da Chua, Wai Cheung Ma, Yeow Kheng Lim, Chuan Seng Tan

A mixed-pitch grating coupler which can couple a wide range of wavelengths is preferred in its application in co-packaged optics (CPO). However, the design and optimization of such grating coupler is complex. In this work, we developed software with integrated deep neural network (DNN) model to automatically design the mixed-pitch grating coupler from user-specified peak wavelengths and full-width half-maximum (FWHM) values. We first trained the DNN model with 10,000 rows of grating parameters-power spectrum datasets, where the power spectrum was simulated using finite-difference time domain (FDTD) technique. Upon training, we tested the model using ~1,000 different combinations of peak wavelengths and FWHM values. Among the combinations, 822 attempts have <15% error, while 351 attempts have <5% error when comparing the user-specified and FDTD-verified spectrum. Meanwhile, comparing the user-specified and FDTD-verified peak wavelengths, 844 attempts have peak wavelengths with absolute error (AE) < 2 nm. For FWHMs, 738 attempts have FWHM values with AE < 10 nm. We have also developed a graphical-user interface (GUI) to ease the usage of this software.

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