Design and Fabrication of Orthogonal Lattice Waveguide With Partial Air Cladding Layers for Circular Defect in 2-Dimensional Photonic Crystal Laser Diode
IF 4.3 2区 工程技术Q1 ENGINEERING, ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC
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Abstract
Circular defect in 2-dimensional photonic crystal (CirD) microcavities hold great promise for wavelength division multiplexing (WDM), allowing intra-chip optical communications. This paper proposes and explores a structure with air cladding layers only in the orthogonal lattice waveguide (OLW) region to achieve a wide bandwidth of over 20 nm and the high output power required for WDM. Band calculations confirmed a wider bandwidth in the air cladding structure than in the AlOx cladding. Furthermore, 3-dimensional finite-difference time-domain simulations reveal approximately five times higher output compared to conventional structures. Experiments were conducted to fabricate the OLW structure with air cladding layers. Optimization of the etching conditions using buffered hydrogen fluoride etchant successfully removed the AlOx cladding layers and achieved the desired structure. The output lights from the fabricated samples were measured under photo-pumping excitations, confirming increased output intensity due to the air cladding structure. These results demonstrate significant potential for the application of CirD lasers for WDM integrated devices.
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