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Fully-Integrated CMOS-Compatible Q-Switched Laser at 1.9µm Using Thulium-Doped Al2O3

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Abstract

A fully-integrated Q-switched laser is demonstrated at 1.9 µm using thulium-doped aluminum oxide waveguides, with the potential for achieving an on-chip passively mode-locked laser. All components of the laser are fabricated in a CMOS-compatible silicon photonics process.

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