2017
DOI: 10.1364/prj.5.000762
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Capacitive actuation and switching of add–drop graphene-silicon micro-ring filters

Abstract: We propose and experimentally demonstrate capacitive actuation of a graphene-silicon micro-ring add/drop filter. The mechanism is based on a silicon-SiO 2 -graphene capacitor on top of the ring waveguide. We show the capacitive actuation of the add/drop functionality by a voltage-driven change of the graphene optical absorption. The proposed capacitive solution overcomes the need for continuous heating to keep tuned the filter's in/out resonance and therefore eliminates "in operation" energy consumption.

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“…high-speed (>200 GHz) 6 , 7 and broadband (ultraviolet to far-infrared) 8 , 9 operation that could lift bandwidth (BW) (~100 GHz) 10 , 11 and spectral (<1600 nm) 12 limitations of existing technologies, such as Ge/Si 13 , 14 and InGaAsP/InP 15 , 16 . A variety of waveguide (WG)-integrated SLG-based photonic devices have been reported 17 34 , including electro-absorption (EAMs) 17 19 and electro-refraction modulators (ERMs) 20 , optical switches 4 , 21 , and photodetectors (GPDs) 22 33 . SLG and layered materials can be integrated with passive Si photonic WGs 22 27 or any other passive WG technology 4 , including Si 3 N 4 29 , 34 , 35 , sapphire 36 , Ge 37 , and polymers 38 , 39 , extending the spectral range and scope of possible applications 37 , 40 .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…high-speed (>200 GHz) 6 , 7 and broadband (ultraviolet to far-infrared) 8 , 9 operation that could lift bandwidth (BW) (~100 GHz) 10 , 11 and spectral (<1600 nm) 12 limitations of existing technologies, such as Ge/Si 13 , 14 and InGaAsP/InP 15 , 16 . A variety of waveguide (WG)-integrated SLG-based photonic devices have been reported 17 34 , including electro-absorption (EAMs) 17 19 and electro-refraction modulators (ERMs) 20 , optical switches 4 , 21 , and photodetectors (GPDs) 22 33 . SLG and layered materials can be integrated with passive Si photonic WGs 22 27 or any other passive WG technology 4 , including Si 3 N 4 29 , 34 , 35 , sapphire 36 , Ge 37 , and polymers 38 , 39 , extending the spectral range and scope of possible applications 37 , 40 .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In 2017, Cassese et al studied the capacitive actuation and switching feature in a Si-SiO 2 -graphene integrated filter containing a ring WG. [222] From Figure 6a, one can see that the capacitive actuation of the add/drop functionality in this filter was acquired by applying different voltage to alter graphene optical absorption, without introducing the signal crosstalk that frequently occurs in a thermal engineering process. More importantly, the electroabsorption of graphene is tailored by changing the Fermi level via a capacitive element (SOG capacitor), which needs energy only during switching time, avoiding the continuous heating requirement in thermo-optic filters.…”
Section: Filtersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Reproduced with permission. [ 222 ] Copyright 2017, Chinese Laser Press. b) 3D schematic illustration of the polymer‐graphene‐Si WG‐based optical filter.…”
Section: On‐chip Photonic Applicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Theoretical and experimental attempts have been carried out to explore the potential applications of graphene embedded on ring resonator for applications in switches, delay lines and modulators [9]. In the recent past, modulator based on ring resonator utilising graphene‐oxide‐graphene (GOG) [10] and graphene‐oxide‐semiconductor (GOS)‐based capacitor structure have been experimentally demonstrated [11, 12]. The performance of ring resonator is mainly dependent on loss‐coefficient and self‐coupling coefficient.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%