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Flexible control of the modal confinement in silicon photonic waveguides is an appealing feature for many applications, including sensing and hybrid integration of active materials. In most cases, strip waveguides are the preferred solution to maximize the light interaction with the waveguide surroundings. However, the only two degrees of freedom in Si strip waveguides are the width and thickness,...
We present a novel suspended Si waveguide approach for hybrid near-infrared and mid-infrared operation. Large waveguide cross-sections allow mid-infrared propagation, while an original corrugation yields effective single-mode near-infrared operation. Exploiting this concept, we demonstrated Bragg filters with 4 nm bandwidth and 40 dB rejection.
We present on experimental results of strain-induced Pockels effect in silicon based on Mach-Zehnder interferometer modulators. We theoretically studied both Pockels effect and carrier parasitic effect in silicon under an electric field. We demonstrated high speed Pockels-based optical modulation up to 25 GHz.
We report on experimental results of silicon micro-ring resonators based on non-resonant photonic metamaterial waveguides. High extinction ratio up to 30 dB and loaded Q-factors in a range of 1500 to 6000 were achieved at a wavelength of 1550nm.
We present the first experimental demonstration of a new fiber-chip grating coupler concept that exploits the blazing effect by interleaving deep and shallow etch trenches to maximize directionality. The grating couplers were fabricated using both 193 nm deep-ultraviolet lithography and electron beam lithography. The measured peak fiber-chip coupling efficiency is −1.8 dB at a wavelength of 1550 nm,...
Active elements are one of the key components of fiber-optic communication systems. In this paper, we discuss the influence of avalanche photodiode (APD) on the resulting eye-closure penalty as a parameter quantifying the degradation of transmission quality. Quality degradation due to the signal distortion and noise leads to the decreasing of the bit-error rate. The attention is focused on the numerical...
The coupling efficiency of a surface grating coupler is optimized for a an arbitrary buried oxide thickness by adjusting the grating radiation angle. The coupler is apodized using a subwavelength structure, allowing a single etch step fabrication. The measured coupling loss is −2.16dB with 3dB bandwidth of 64nm, for a minimum feature size of 100nm. It is also shown by simulations that by implementing...
The numerical model of CW-DFB optical source for fiber-optic transmission systems employing coherent detection technique is presented. The developed model is based on numerical solution of quantum-mechanical coupled rate equations. The numerical model is suitable for optical transmission systems for purpose of generation of optical carrier wave on the transmitter side as well as it can be used as...
The objective of this paper is focused on numerical modeling of WDM (Wavelength-Division Multiplex) transmission systems that employ new classes of high-order PSK (Phase-Shift Keying) modulation formats. This paper provides investigation of signals propagation with corresponding degradation mechanisms in physical layer, when high-order phase modulation formats are used for their transmission. The...
This paper is focused on numerical investigation of optical signal propagation in the single-channel transmission systems, which employ novel types of high-order modulation formats. In the paper we present comparison of two types of high-order modulation formats, namely Amplitude Shift Keying (M-ASK) and Phase Shift Keying (M-PSK). The investigation is based on solving the nonlinear Schrodinger equation...
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