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Silicon Photonics Tutorial ACP 2010 - Photonics Research Group PDF

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Silicon Photonics Dries Van Thourhout ACP 2010 - Tutorial Presentation will be available from http://photonics.intec.ugent.be/download Photonics Research Group http://photonics.intec.ugent.be Silicon Photonics Dries Van Thourhout OFC 2010 - Tutorial Fiber matched Intermediate Strip waveguide H ~ 10um H ~ 3um Si H ~ 200nm Si Si BOx BOx BOx Photonics Research Group http://photonics.intec.ugent.be Silicon Photonics Dries Van Thourhout OFC 2010 - Tutorial Fiber matched Intermediate Strip waveguide H ~ 10um H ~ 3um Si H ~ 200nm Si Si BOx BOx BOx Photonics Research Group http://photonics.intec.ugent.be Disclaimer This is a tutorial  Experts in the field are welcome but not intended public   Not covering advanced topics  Photonic crystals  Plasmonics  … Material available:  References in green: available from www.photonics.intec.ugent.be Bogaerts e.a. , JSTQE 16, 33- 44 (2010)  References in blue: available from literature  Complete presentation: will be available from Gnan e.a., Electronic Lett. 44, p115 (2008) http://photonics.intec.ugent.be/download Strip waveguide Why Silicon ? H ~ 200nm Si BOx Silicon is transparent in telecom range  Processing using very large existing equipment base !!!  High index contrast  compact circuits  But others also have sufficient contrast (e.g. SiN, HfO …)  Active functionality possible  High thermo-optic effect  Carrier plasma effect  Integration with Germanium, III-V …  Photonics Research Group http://photonics.intec.ugent.be Strip waveguide Why strip waveguide ? H ~ 200nm Si BOx Very compact circuits  more Processing compatible with electronics processing  Active functionality enhanced  Increased light-material interaction  Faster devices  Lower power consumption  Higher non-linear effects  Photonics Research Group http://photonics.intec.ugent.be Strip waveguide What do we need? H ~ 200nm Si BOx low loss sources bend complex filters switches modulators Passives Actives coupling detectors all functions with electronics Integration applications Photonics Research Group http://photonics.intec.ugent.be Outline low loss sources bend complex filters switches modulators Passives Actives coupling detectors all functions with electronics Integration applications Photonics Research Group http://photonics.intec.ugent.be Outline low loss sources bend complex filters switches modulators Passives Actives coupling detectors all functions with electronics Integration applications Photonics Research Group http://photonics.intec.ugent.be Straight waveguide Our standard waveguide: 450nm x 220nm Si  Fabricated using 193nm DUV lithography  In standard pilot line, on 200mm wafer  Starting from SOI or amorphous silicon 1.84dB/cm Si SiO 2 [2um box] Bogaerts e.a. , JSTQE 16, 33-44 (2010)

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coupling complex filters. Actives sources detectors switches modulators . Arrayed waveguide grating routers. Compact, but … .. Kotura, OFC2010, Monday
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