2006
DOI: 10.1109/lpt.2006.879554
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Design and analysis of resonant cavity enhanced-waveguide photodetectors for microwave photonics applications

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“…To analyze the output parameters of a MRRE-IPE-PD, three different coupling conditions (critical, over-critical, and undercritical couplings) have to be considered [19][20][21]. Indeed, for each of these conditions the MRRE-IPE-PD behaves differently.…”
Section: Photodetector Effective Bandwidthmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To analyze the output parameters of a MRRE-IPE-PD, three different coupling conditions (critical, over-critical, and undercritical couplings) have to be considered [19][20][21]. Indeed, for each of these conditions the MRRE-IPE-PD behaves differently.…”
Section: Photodetector Effective Bandwidthmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Their small size and functionality make them a key building block in densely-integrated planar light wave circuits [1,2] . Presently it is easy to fabricate the Si micro-ring resonant, but difficult to fabricate the InP micro-ring resonant because of the complexity of after-processing.In 2006, Gholamreza [3] proposed a micro-ring resonant detector, but he did not realize it. In 2007, Cho et al [4] implemented the micro-ring resonant detector, however, the vertically coupled micro-ring resonator is fabricated with the polymer rather than semiconductor.…”
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“…In this letter, first, the design of the InP/InGaAsP semiconductor micro-ring resonator detector is made, then the side coupling micro-ring resonant detector is fabricated and tested. The scheme of the micro-ring resonant detector proposed by Gholamreza et al is shown in Fig.1(a) [3] . For simplicity, we consider a PD consisting of a conventional PIN photodiode and a ring waveguide resonator which is coupled to a straight waveguide.…”
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