50 Gbps vertical separate absorption charge multiplication Ge/Si avalanche waveguide photodetectors integrated in a 300-mm Si photonics platform
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Tsiara, Artemisia; Berciano, Mathias; Yudistira, Didit; Loo, Roger; Musibau, Solomon; Verheyen, Peter; Ferraro, Filippo; +3 Authors
Tsiara, Artemisia; Berciano, Mathias; Yudistira, Didit; Loo, Roger; Musibau, Solomon; Verheyen, Peter; Ferraro, Filippo; Ban, Yoojin; Croes, Kristof; Van Campenhout, Joris;
50 Gbps vertical separate absorption charge multiplication Ge/Si avalanche waveguide photodetectors integrated in a 300-mm Si photonics platform
Abstract: We report 35 GHz Ge-on-Si avalanche photodetectors integrated on 300-mm SOI wafers, enabling high-quality eye diagrams at 50 Gbps NRZ, and low thermal drift of the breakdown voltage (<9 mV/°C). Early stress tests show only a mild drift of dark current and breakdown voltage.
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