Demonstration of first WDM CMOS photonics transceiver with monolithically integrated photo-detectors

Dobbelaere, P. De; Analui, B.; Balmater, E.; Guckenberger, D.; Harrison, Mark C.; Koumans, R.G.M.P.; Kucharski, D.; Liang, Yi; Masini, G.; Mekis, Attila; Mirsaidi, Sina; Narasimha, A.; Peterson, Mark; Pinguet, Thierry; Rines, David M.; Sadagopan, V.; Sahni, S.; Sleboda, T.J.; Wang, Y.; Welch, B.; Witzens, Jeremy; Yao, Jin; Abdalla, Sherif; Gloeckner, S.; Capellini, Giovanni

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“…The first demonstration of commercial silicon photonic packaging was in 2008 with the start of ePIXpack; using glass blocks for support, a fiber array was manually aligned to grating couplers and glued in place with epoxy [247]. This approach has been used a number of times since, improving on the concept [248], [249]. Passive alignment was first demonstrated by Galan et al, who used v-grooves to align a fiber to an inverted taper.…”

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The Emergence of Silicon Photonics as a Flexible Technology Platform

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| In this paper, we present a brief history of silicon photonics from the early research papers in the late 1980s and early 1990s, to the potentially revolutionary technology that exists today. Given that other papers in this special issue give detailed reviews of key aspects of the technology, this paper will concentrate on the key technological milestones that were crucial in demonstrating the capability of silicon photonics as both a successful technical platform, as well as indicating the potential for commercial success. The paper encompasses discussion of the key technology areas of passive devices, modulators, detectors, light sources, and system integration.In so doing, the paper will also serve as an introduction to the other papers within this special issue.

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The Emergence of Silicon Photonics as a Flexible Technology Platform

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“…Approaches include bonding techniques [9] and alignment of individual or arrays of lasers to a silicon bench [10,11], and a number of WDM transceivers have been proposed or demonstrated based on these various approaches [11][12][13][14][15]. In addition, realization of silicon photonic external modulators allows a graceful upgrade path to higher data rates (≥10Gbps).…”

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Silicon photonics for optical access networks

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The 9th International Conference on Group IV Photonics (GFP)

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“…Furthermore, fast and sensitive photodetectors [3] , as well as fast amplitude modulators [4] have been monolithically integrated on SOI. Some work has even been carried out to monolithically integrate SOI PICs with CMOS electronics [5] and to realise monolithic light sources on SOI [6] . Increasing level of integration on SOI can offer many benefits, such as the reduction of the footprint and assembly costs, low-cost mass production on large wafers and the elimination of optical junctions that reflect and scatter light.…”

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Integration of InP-based optoelectronics with silicon waveguides

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Compound semiconductors provide state-of-the-art performance in optoelectronics, while silicon-on-insulator (SOI) is an ideal platform for many passive functions in integrated optics. By combining them one can realise optical devices with high performance and low cost. This paper discusses the various applications and technologies for integrating InP chips with SOI waveguides. Bonding of lasers, SOA arrays and detectors for practical applications is described. Experimental results are given for visually aligned thermo-compression bonding and self-aligned flip-chip bonding with indium bumps. Flip-chip bonding is reported directly on SOI chips, as well as on a separate silicon-optical-bench

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Demonstration of first WDM CMOS photonics transceiver with monolithically integrated photo-detectors

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The Emergence of Silicon Photonics as a Flexible Technology Platform

The Emergence of Silicon Photonics as a Flexible Technology Platform

Silicon photonics for optical access networks

Integration of InP-based optoelectronics with silicon waveguides

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