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Optical Peaking Enhancement In High-Speed Ring Modulators

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Introduction Si Photonics has attracted great attention due to the large-scale photonic integration capability, which enables future computing systems with low-power and high-speed optical interconnects.1,2) Among several key building blocks used for Si photonic interconnect systems, Si optical modulators play an important role for After servicing ultra-high-speed links over distances down to a few meters, optical technolo- gies may be applied to even smaller architectural levels within individual servers and supercomputers.

Our topological modulator shows excellent performance in terms of ultrasmall size, high speed, and energy ef ficiency; our study accelerates the response time of topological pho-tonic devices from ‪Professor of Electrical Engineering, RWTH Aachen University‬ – ‪‪Cited by 5,790‬‬ – ‪Silicon Photonics‬ – ‪Integrated Photonics‬ – ‪Biophotonics‬ After servicing ultra-high-speed links over distances down to a few meters, optical technolo- gies may be applied to even smaller architectural levels within individual servers and supercomputers.

An operation scheme using electrical peaking and optical peaking to engineer the modulation band of a Si microring modulator is presented. By incorporating an inductor design at the metal traces of a Si microring modulator, the driving signal can be magnified near the peaking frequency. Although adjusting the wavelength detuning of a ring modulator also introduces After servicing ultra-high-speed links over distances down to a few meters, optical technolo- gies may be applied to even smaller architectural levels within individual servers and supercomputers.

old promise to achieve chip-scale systems with integrated functionalities. Electro-optic (EO) modulators that manipulate the amplitude or phase of light carriers with electrical signals are one of the key components in PICs3, finding broad applications in high-speed optical communications4, optica In 2019, a total capacity of 106-Gbps four-level pulse-amplitude modulation silicon photonic receiver was achieved 11. Particularly, there have been several impressive results on high-speed silicon photonic modulators 11,16, 17, 18, 19, 20 and germanium/silicon photodetectors 21, 22, 23, 24, 25 available for high-capacity data transmissions. Publications that cite this publication Sub-wavelength tunneling barrier in rib waveguide microring modulators with vanishing bending losses

Optical Peaking Enhancement in High-Speed Ring

‪Postdoctoral fellow, Max Planck institute for microstructure physics‬ – ‪‪Cited by 1,008‬‬ – ‪Integrated Photonics‬ Optical Peaking Enhancement in High-Speed Ring Modulators Juliana Müller, Florian Merget, S. Sharif Azadeh, Johannes Hauck, S. Romero García, Bin Shen, Jeremy Witzens +6 more RWTH Aachen University – 01 May 2015 – Scientific Reports Advanced photonic integrated circuits require large-scale integration of high-speed electro-optic (EO) functional components on a chip. Low power consumption and high operation speed are thus key metrics for almost all integrated EO devices. Here, we demonstrated a ring resonator modulator based on lead zirconate titanate (PZT) on a SiO 2 /Si substrate. The ridge

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1. INTRODUCTION The fast development of artificial intelligence (AI), 5G appli-cations, cloud computation, and internet of things (IoT) requires high-speed optical modules in optical interconnec-tions. As one of the building blocks of optical communication, optical modulators [1] with high bandwidth, low loss, and low driving voltage are desired. When the wavelength is detuned from the resonance, optical peaking enhancement in high-speed ring modulators can also extend the bandwidth of the actual response beyond the simple photon lifetime

Ring resonator modulators (RRM) combine extreme compactness, low power consumption and wavelength division multiplexing functionality, making them a frontrunner for addressing the scalability requirements of short distance optical links. To extend data rates beyond the classically assumed bandwidth

Optical Peaking Enhancement in High-Speed Ring Modulators – CORE Reader ance, fph is 46GHz for Vg = 0V, and 60GHz for Vg = 6V. When the wavelength is detuned from the resonance, optical peaking enhancement in high-speed ring modulators can also extend the bandwidth of the actual response beyond t TY – JOUR AU – Müller, Juliana AU – Merget, Florian AU – Sharif Azadeh, Saeed AU – Hauck, Johannes AU – Romero-García, Sebastián AU – Shen, Bin AU – Witzens, Jeremy TI – Optical Peaking Enhancement in High-Speed Ring Modulators JO – Scientific reports VL – 4 SN – 2045-2322 CY – London PB – Nature Publishing Group M1 – RWTH-CONV-089209 SP – 6310 PY –

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Find Funding. Review Successful Grants. Explore over 25,000 new funding opportunities and over 6,000,000 successful grants. Silicon microring modulator plays a critical role in energy-efficient optical interconnect and optical computing owing to its ultra-compact footprint and capability for on-chip wavelength-division multiplexing. However, existing silicon microring

After servicing ultra-high-speed links over distances down to a few meters, optical technolo- gies may be applied to even smaller architectural levels within individual servers and supercomputers.

For the present microcavity modulator, which shows very high 3-dB bandwidths due to the enhancement, as shown in Fig. 5b, it is expected to enable ultra-high-speed optical modulation.

Silicon-organic hybrid platform for photonic integrated circuits Optical Peaking Enhancement in High-Speed Ring Modulators Monografie After servicing ultra-high-speed links over distances down to a few meters, optical technolo- gies may be applied to even smaller architectural levels within individual servers and supercomputers. T o support fast growing port counts of short distance optical links in data- and high-performance computing centers, integrated electro-optic (E/O) modulators and transceiver subsystems need to be low power and compact in addition to supporting high data rates. RRMs1 and their implementation in silicon technology2 combine extreme compactness and low power

High-bandwidth, low-power and compact silicon electro-optical modulators are essential for future energy-efficient and densely integrated optical data communication circuits.

The authors showcase a five-channel silicon microring modulator array with a total data rate in the terabit range. Each microring is equipped with two separate Z-shape junctions to overcome the

近日，浙江大学戴道锌团队以「Ultra-compact lithium niobate microcavity electro-optic modulator beyond 110 GHz」¹为题在Chip上发表研究 When operating at a low insertion loss point, the ring modulator can benefit from a higher bandwidth than the value limited by the optical Q-factor thanks to the optical peaking effect. Ring resonator modulators (RRM) combine extreme compactness, low power consumption and wavelength division multiplexing functionality, making them a frontrunner for addressing the scalability requirements of short distance optical links. To extend data rates beyond the classically assumed bandwidth

1. INTRODUCTION The fast development of artificial intelligence (AI), 5G applications, cloud computation, and internet of things (IoT) requires high-speed optical modules in optical interconnections. As one of the building blocks of optical communication, optical modulators [1] with high bandwidth, low loss, and low driving voltage are desired. After servicing ultra-high-speed links over distances down to a few meters, optical technolo- gies may be applied to even smaller architectural levels within individual servers and supercomputers. Integrated photonics for high speed optical interconnects and biosensing applications Sub-wavelength tunneling barrier in rib waveguide microring modulators with vanishing bending losses Monografie