Photonics Research, Volume. 9, Issue 6, B247(2021)
Genetic-algorithm-based deep neural networks for highly efficient photonic device design
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Fig. 2. Encoding process that uses polar vectors and design rule constrains as a parameter vector to describe the design of a given photonic device.
Fig. 3. Schematic drawing of the DNN models of the forward and inverse design processes.
Fig. 4. Design analyses of a power splitter with splitting ratio of 2:3: (a) the evolution of the qualified population proportion; (b) and (c) the FDTD simulation result of the best devices in the initial population and the final population; (d) the distribution of optical transmission of the initial population.
Fig. 5. GDNN design examples with transmission spectrum and FDTD simulation results: (a) a 1:2 power splitter, (b) a 1:1 power splitter, (c) a TE mode converter, and (d) a broadband power splitter.
Table 1. Training Data Summary of the Designs in This Work
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Device Designs Initial Data Number of Iterations Number of Offspring Total Data Power splitter (1:1) 1000 35 50 2750 Power splitter (1:2) 1000 28 50 2400 Power splitter (2:3) 1000 32 50 2600 TE mode converter 1000 30 50 2500 Broadband splitter 1000 23 50 2150
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Yangming Ren, Lingxuan Zhang, Weiqiang Wang, Xinyu Wang, Yufang Lei, Yulong Xue, Xiaochen Sun, Wenfu Zhang. Genetic-algorithm-based deep neural networks for highly efficient photonic device design[J]. Photonics Research, 2021, 9(6): B247
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Special Issue: DEEP LEARNING IN PHOTONICS
Received: Dec. 1, 2020
Accepted: Mar. 25, 2021
Published Online: May. 27, 2021
The Author Email: Xiaochen Sun (sunxiaochen@opt.ac.cn), Wenfu Zhang (wfuzhang@opt.ac.cn)
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