J. Doylend, P. Foster, J. Bradley, P. Jessop, A. Knights
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Integrated Silicon Waveguide-based Structures for Terminal Detection of 1550nm
We describe the fabrication of defect engineered waveguide detectors, and demonstrate that with optimal thermal treatment, detector dark current may be minimized to be a small fraction of the signal, even at a reverse bias of 5 V. A design for a terminal detector (as opposed to a signal monitor) is proposed which consists of a waveguide ring. Preliminary simulations suggest a significant increase in responsivity compared to straight waveguide detectors