2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.jcrysgro.2005.12.018
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Electroabsorption modulated semiconductor optical amplifier monolithically integrated with spot-size converters

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“…The end width of the taper is sufficiently small, less than I tim, to ensure that the taper's effective index is insignificant, to minimize any reflections, and to maximize coupling. The asymmetric twin-waveguide has been used to integrate a wide variety of devices, such as lasers, SOAs, modulators, photodetectors, and other components [9][10][11][12]. We have implemented the ATW method for the integration of the passive waveguides with the SOAs in the PIC under design, fabrication and characterization.…”
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“…The end width of the taper is sufficiently small, less than I tim, to ensure that the taper's effective index is insignificant, to minimize any reflections, and to maximize coupling. The asymmetric twin-waveguide has been used to integrate a wide variety of devices, such as lasers, SOAs, modulators, photodetectors, and other components [9][10][11][12]. We have implemented the ATW method for the integration of the passive waveguides with the SOAs in the PIC under design, fabrication and characterization.…”
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confidence: 99%