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A novel optical phase modulator design suitable for phased arrays

A novel optical phase modulator design suitable for phased arrays
A novel optical phase modulator design suitable for phased arrays
A new design of optical phase modulator in SIMOX has been demonstrated, which allows duplication of active waveguides with a minimum requirement for external contacts and metallization. The device is based on a common cathode configuration and requires 56.5 mA at 1.65 V to produce a π-phase shift. To confirm the experimental results, the same device structure has been modeled, and provided good agreement, with Vπ calculated to 1.70 V and 52.6 mA.
0733-8724
2016-2019
Jackson, S.M.
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Hewitt, P.D.
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Aveyard, C.
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Navamar, F.
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Tang, C.K.
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Jackson, S.M., Hewitt, P.D., Reed, G.T., Tang, C.K., Evans, A.G.R., Clark, J., Aveyard, C. and Navamar, F. (1998) A novel optical phase modulator design suitable for phased arrays. Journal of Lightwave Technology, 16 (11), 2016-2019. (doi:10.1109/50.730364).

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Abstract

A new design of optical phase modulator in SIMOX has been demonstrated, which allows duplication of active waveguides with a minimum requirement for external contacts and metallization. The device is based on a common cathode configuration and requires 56.5 mA at 1.65 V to produce a π-phase shift. To confirm the experimental results, the same device structure has been modeled, and provided good agreement, with Vπ calculated to 1.70 V and 52.6 mA.

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Published date: November 1998
Additional Information: J. Lightwave Technol. 16, (11) 2016- (1998)
Organisations: Nanoelectronics and Nanotechnology

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Local EPrints ID: 251187
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/251187
ISSN: 0733-8724
PURE UUID: 6a35a579-b237-4387-ad83-b1a2649ce118

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Date deposited: 15 Oct 1999
Last modified: 15 Mar 2024 21:36

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Author: S.M. Jackson
Author: P.D. Hewitt
Author: G.T. Reed
Author: C.K. Tang
Author: A.G.R. Evans
Author: J. Clark
Author: C. Aveyard
Author: F. Navamar

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