This paper describes an experimental investigation of the operation at 1.5 ?m of an electrically driven thermo-optic Si Fabry-Peort modulator which achieves upto 55% intensity modulation depth. Design of optimal integrated devices is simulated by 3-D numerical analysis using a numerical code, and operating frequencies of hundreds of kHz unaffected by temperature fluctuations, are predicted.

All-silicon Fabry-Perot modulator based on the thermo-optic effect

Iodice;Mario;Rendina;Ivo
1994

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This paper describes an experimental investigation of the operation at 1.5 ?m of an electrically driven thermo-optic Si Fabry-Peort modulator which achieves upto 55% intensity modulation depth. Design of optimal integrated devices is simulated by 3-D numerical analysis using a numerical code, and operating frequencies of hundreds of kHz unaffected by temperature fluctuations, are predicted.
1994
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Design
Integrated optics
Numerical methods
Optics
Thermal effects
Fabry Perot modulator
Microelectronic technology
Short interferometric cavity device
Thermo-optic effect
Light modulators
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