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Raw data for "High speed all-silicon carrier accumulation modulator based on a lateral MOS-capacitor"

Raw data for "High speed all-silicon carrier accumulation modulator based on a lateral MOS-capacitor"
Raw data for "High speed all-silicon carrier accumulation modulator based on a lateral MOS-capacitor"
This dataset contains the raw data used for the figures in the paper Kapil Debnath, David J. Thomson, Weiwei Zhang, Ali Z Khokhar, Callum Littlejohns, James Byers, Lorenzo Mastronardi, Muhammad K. Husain, Fredric Y. Gardes, Graham T. Reed, and Shinichi Saito "High speed all-silicon carrier accumulation modulator based on a lateral MOS-capacitor" Abstract: In silicon photonics, primarily carrier depletion scheme has been used for demonstrating high speed electro-optic modulation. However, in terms of phase modulation efficiency, carrier accumulation process offers almost an order of magnitude improvement over carrier depletion process. Due to fabrication restriction, previously reported accumulation modulator designs only considered vertical metal-oxide-semiconductor (MOS)-capacitors, which imposes serious restrictions on the design flexibility and integratability with other photonic components. In this work, we design and experimentally demonstrate an all-silicon accumulation phase modulator based on a lateral MOS-capacitor. Using a Mach-Zehnder interferometer (MZI) modulator with a 500-µm-long phase-shifter, we demonstrate high speed modulation up to 25 Gbit-s-1 with a modulation efficiency (VπLπ) of 1.53 V-cm.
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Debnath, Kapil
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Zhang, Weiwei
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Khokhar, Ali
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Littlejohns, Callum
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Byers, James
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Mastronardi, Lorenzo
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Husain, Muhammad
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Gardes, Frederic
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Reed, Graham
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Saito, Shinichi
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Debnath, Kapil
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Thomson, David
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Zhang, Weiwei
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Khokhar, Ali
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Littlejohns, Callum
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Byers, James
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Mastronardi, Lorenzo
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Husain, Muhammad
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Gardes, Frederic
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Reed, Graham
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Saito, Shinichi
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Debnath, Kapil, Thomson, David, Zhang, Weiwei, Khokhar, Ali, Littlejohns, Callum, Byers, James, Mastronardi, Lorenzo, Husain, Muhammad, Gardes, Frederic, Reed, Graham and Saito, Shinichi (2017) Raw data for "High speed all-silicon carrier accumulation modulator based on a lateral MOS-capacitor". University of Southampton doi:10.5258/SOTON/D0305 [Dataset]

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Abstract

This dataset contains the raw data used for the figures in the paper Kapil Debnath, David J. Thomson, Weiwei Zhang, Ali Z Khokhar, Callum Littlejohns, James Byers, Lorenzo Mastronardi, Muhammad K. Husain, Fredric Y. Gardes, Graham T. Reed, and Shinichi Saito "High speed all-silicon carrier accumulation modulator based on a lateral MOS-capacitor" Abstract: In silicon photonics, primarily carrier depletion scheme has been used for demonstrating high speed electro-optic modulation. However, in terms of phase modulation efficiency, carrier accumulation process offers almost an order of magnitude improvement over carrier depletion process. Due to fabrication restriction, previously reported accumulation modulator designs only considered vertical metal-oxide-semiconductor (MOS)-capacitors, which imposes serious restrictions on the design flexibility and integratability with other photonic components. In this work, we design and experimentally demonstrate an all-silicon accumulation phase modulator based on a lateral MOS-capacitor. Using a Mach-Zehnder interferometer (MZI) modulator with a 500-µm-long phase-shifter, we demonstrate high speed modulation up to 25 Gbit-s-1 with a modulation efficiency (VπLπ) of 1.53 V-cm.

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Published date: 2017
Organisations: ORC Research, Optoelectronics Research Centre, Electronics & Computer Science, Nanoelectronics and Nanotechnology, Photonic Systems Circuits & Sensors

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Local EPrints ID: 418363
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/418363
PURE UUID: 506ac695-3faa-4f42-a794-594ca8f820b6
ORCID for Lorenzo Mastronardi: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0003-1489-2778
ORCID for Frederic Gardes: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0003-1400-3272
ORCID for Shinichi Saito: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0003-1539-1182

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Date deposited: 01 Mar 2018 17:33
Last modified: 06 Nov 2023 02:44

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Creator: Kapil Debnath
Creator: David Thomson
Creator: Weiwei Zhang
Creator: Ali Khokhar
Creator: Callum Littlejohns
Creator: James Byers
Creator: Lorenzo Mastronardi ORCID iD
Creator: Muhammad Husain
Creator: Frederic Gardes ORCID iD
Creator: Graham Reed
Creator: Shinichi Saito ORCID iD

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