Dynamic characteristics of electrically pumped waveguide-coupled metal cavity nanoLEDs

B. Romeira; V.M. Dolores Calzadilla; D. Heiss; F. Pagliano; S. Birindelli; P.J. Veldhoven, van; M.K. Smit; A. Fiore

Dynamic characteristics of electrically pumped waveguide-coupled metal cavity nanoLEDs

B. Romeira, V.M. Dolores Calzadilla, D. Heiss, F. Pagliano, S. Birindelli, P.J. Veldhoven, van, M.K. Smit, A. Fiore

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Abstract

Future optical interconnects require ultra-small light sources working efficiently at ultrafast speeds. This will be of paramount importance for the development of the future ultrafast computing and communication systems. In this work, we investigate the high-speed dynamic characteristics of electrically pumped metal-cavity semiconductor nano-light-emitting diodes (nanoLEDs). The nano-light sources consist of a metal-cavity nanopillar coupled to a InP-waveguide on a III-V membrane bonded to silicon. We achieve sub-nanosecond electro-optical response showing potential for direct modulation at Gb/s speeds. The results represent a step forward in providing efficient and ultrafast sources for optical interconnects.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	The Proceedings of NanoCIty 2015
Subtitle of host publication	5-6 Ocotber 2015, Amersfoort, The Netherlands
Publication status	Published - 2015
Event	NanoCity 2015 - De Rijtuigenloods, Amersfoort, Netherlands Duration: 5 Oct 2015 → 6 Oct 2015

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Conference	NanoCity 2015
Country/Territory	Netherlands
City	Amersfoort
Period	5/10/15 → 6/10/15

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Dynamic characteristics of electrically pumped waveguide-coupled metal cavity nanoLEDs

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