Low dark current and high responsivity Si-contacted Ge-on-Si avalanche photodetectors in a 300-mm Si photonics platform
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Berciano, Mathias; Marchese, Chiara; Kobbi, Hakim; Magdziak, Rafal; Vaskasi, Javad Rahimi; Verheyen, Peter; Loo, Roger; +5 Authors
Berciano, Mathias; Marchese, Chiara; Kobbi, Hakim; Magdziak, Rafal; Vaskasi, Javad Rahimi; Verheyen, Peter; Loo, Roger; Ferraro, Ferraro; Ban, Yoojin; Chakrabarti, Maumita; Velenis, Dimitrios; Van Campenhout, Joris;
Low dark current and high responsivity Si-contacted Ge-on-Si avalanche photodetectors in a 300-mm Si photonics platform
Abstract: We report the 300-mm wafer-scale performance of Silicon-contacted Ge-on-Si lateral separateabsorption charge multiplication avalanche photodetectors, demonstrating sub-μA dark currentsconsistently across the wafer, with responsivities of 6 A/W at 22 GHz bandwidth or 2 A/W at 35 GHz.
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