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  • The Pacific Rim Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics
  • Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1995),
  • paper WJ5

Ultra-high-speed (33 GHz) MQW electroabsorption optical modulators integrated with low-loss waveguides

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Abstract

An MQW electro-absorption (EA) modulator is one of the most promising candidates for application to next-generation fiber transmission systems because of its highly efficient and low chirp optical modulation capability.1-5 Since the modulation speed of this modulator is limited by the CR time constant, short device lengths of less than 150 μm with small capacitance enable us to achieve high-speed modulation over 10 GHz.1-5 However, it is difficult for such a short device to be fabricated and to be assembled in a package. Here we propose and demonstrate a novel high-speed MQW EA modulator, whose device capacitance is independent of its length: an MQW EA modulator integrated with waveguides. This modulator is long enough to be easily fabricated and packaged, while the device capacitance can be kept as small as for ultra-high-speed modulation.

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