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physics.optics2009★ 167 cited

CMOS compatible athermal silicon microring resonators

Biswajeet Guha, Bernardo B. C. Kyotoku, Michal Lipson

Silicon photonics promises to alleviate the bandwidth bottleneck of modern day computing systems. But silicon photonic devices have the fundamental problem of being highly sensitiv…

physics.optics2009

Stimulated emission in erbium doped silicon rich nitride waveguides

Debo Olaosebikan, Selcuk Yerci, Alexander Gondarenko +4

Stimulated emission of sensitized Erbium atoms is reported in silicon-rich silicon nitride waveguides. Visible pump and infrared probe measurements are carried out in waveguides fa…

physics.optics2009★ 7 cited

Monolithically integrated multiple wavelength oscillator on silicon

Jacob S. Levy, Alexander Gondarenko, Mark A. Foster +3

Silicon photonics enables on-chip ultra-high bandwidth optical communications networks which is critical for the future of microelectronics1,2. By encoding information on-chip usin…

physics.optics2009★ 176 cited

Integrated GHz silicon photonic interconnect with micrometer-scale modulators and detectors

Long Chen, Kyle Preston, Sasikanth Manipatruni +1

We report an optical link on silicon using micrometer-scale ring-resonator enhanced silicon modulators and waveguide-integrated germanium photodetectors. We show 3 Gbps operation o…

physics.optics2009★ 641 cited

Silicon nanostructure cloak operating at optical frequencies

Lucas H. Gabrielli, Jaime Cardenas, Carl B. Poitras +1

The ability to render objects invisible using a cloak - not detectable by an external observer - for concealing objects has been a tantalizing goal1-6. Here, we demonstrate a cloak…

physics.optics2009★ 364 cited

Controlling photonic structures using optical forces

Gustavo S. Wiederhecker, Long Chen, Alexander Gondarenko +1

The downscaling of optical systems to the micro and nano-scale results in very compliant systems with nanogram-scale masses, which renders them susceptible to optical forces. Here…