High-efficiency, zero-bias waveguide pin photodiode for low-power-consumption optical hybrid modules

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The authors propose a novel waveguide photodiode structure that has an intentionally doped p-type region in the photoabsorption layer in order to make the operating voltage lower while keeping a high efficiency. The fabricated device has a high efficiency of 0.94 A/W and a 3 dB bandwidth near 4 GHz at an operating voltage of 0 V. This waveguide photodiode is suitable for an optical hybrid module built with low-power ICs.

Inspec keywords: p-i-n photodiodes; optical waveguide components

Other keywords: efficiency; 0 V; optical hybrid module; power consumption; 4 GHz; photoabsorption layer; p-type doping; low-power IC; waveguide pin photodiode

Subjects: Optical waveguides; Photoelectric devices

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