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Acoustoelectrically enhanced acousto-optic modulation in an integrated silicon nitride and thin film lithium niobate platform
Matthew J. Storey, John H. Dallyn, Kiyan Hocek +5
Acoustoelectric interactions in piezoelectric-semiconductor heterostructures allow the propagation characteristics of microwave frequency phonons in piezoelectric media to be contr…
Mode-selective acousto-electric modulation of phonons in a silicon photonic platform
Ruoyu Yuan, Yishu Zhou, Matthew J. Storey +9
Acousto-electric (AE) interactions enable electrical control of acoustic propagation through piezoelectric media. Bringing AE control onto integrated photonic platforms provides a…
Resonant multi-harmonic acousto-optics for programmable frequency control of visible light in a CMOS platform
Jacob M. Freedman, Matthew J. Storey, Daniel Dominguez +3
Scaling quantum control for atoms, ions, and solid-state emitters requires gigahertz-frequency spectral control of high-power visible light in a volume-manufacturable platform. Sil…
Gigahertz-Frequency, Acousto-Optic Phase Modulation of Visible Light in a CMOS-Fabricated Photonic Circuit
Jacob M. Freedman, Matthew J. Storey, Daniel Dominguez +4
Here we present an efficient, visible-light, gigahertz-frequency acousto-optic modulator fabricated on a 200 mm wafer in a volume CMOS foundry. Our device combines a piezoelectric…
High-Efficiency Three-Wave and Four-Wave Phonon Mixing Via Electron-Mediated Nonlinearity in Semiconductor-Piezoelectric Heterostructures
Lisa Hackett, Matthew Koppa, Brandon Smith +7
We show that phononic frequency conversion can be enhanced by orders of magnitude in piezoelectric systems by heterogeneous integration of high-mobility semiconductor films. A lith…
Modulation of Brillouin optomechanical interactions via acoustoelectric phonon-electron coupling
Nils T. Otterstrom, Matthew J. Storey, Ryan O. Behunin +3
Optomechanical Brillouin nonlinearities -- arising from the coupling between traveling photons and phonons -- have become the basis for a range of powerful optical signal processin…