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GeSi absorption spectrum shift by mean of rapid thermal anneal

GeSi absorption spectrum shift by mean of rapid thermal anneal
GeSi absorption spectrum shift by mean of rapid thermal anneal
We report the results of absorption tunability of submicron rib waveguides based on Ge98.5%Si1.5% integrated into the Si platform. The transmission spectrum was characterised between 1520 nm and 1600 nm, before and after RTA annealing. The standard Tauc method was used to characterise the absorption profile of devices before and after thermal annealing. Material characterisation and simulations are also included to investigate the effect of RTA on the devices optical behaviour. A maximum blueshift of 38nm is reported using the proposed annealing technique which provides a cost-effective and efficient tool to tune the operational wavelength of devices such as electro-absorption modulators, realized on the SOI platform.
Mastronardi, L.
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Rouviere, J-L
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Rouviere, J-L
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Mastronardi, L., Banakar, Mehdi, Khokhar, A.Z., Domínguez Bucio, T., Littlejohns, C., Bernier, N., Robin, E., Rouviere, J-L, Gambacorti, N., Mashanovich, G.Z. and Gardes, F.Y. (2020) GeSi absorption spectrum shift by mean of rapid thermal anneal. Materials.

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We report the results of absorption tunability of submicron rib waveguides based on Ge98.5%Si1.5% integrated into the Si platform. The transmission spectrum was characterised between 1520 nm and 1600 nm, before and after RTA annealing. The standard Tauc method was used to characterise the absorption profile of devices before and after thermal annealing. Material characterisation and simulations are also included to investigate the effect of RTA on the devices optical behaviour. A maximum blueshift of 38nm is reported using the proposed annealing technique which provides a cost-effective and efficient tool to tune the operational wavelength of devices such as electro-absorption modulators, realized on the SOI platform.

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In preparation date: 19 August 2020

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Local EPrints ID: 482854
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/482854
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ORCID for L. Mastronardi: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0003-1489-2778
ORCID for T. Domínguez Bucio: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-3664-1403
ORCID for F.Y. Gardes: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0003-1400-3272

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Date deposited: 13 Oct 2023 16:51
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Author: L. Mastronardi ORCID iD
Author: Mehdi Banakar
Author: A.Z. Khokhar
Author: C. Littlejohns
Author: N. Bernier
Author: E. Robin
Author: J-L Rouviere
Author: N. Gambacorti
Author: F.Y. Gardes ORCID iD

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