Large bandwidth silicon-based optical modulator
A technology of silicon-based optical modulators and large bandwidth, which is applied in the field of silicon photonics, can solve the problems of narrow modulation range of silicon-based optical modulators, and achieve the effects of improving the range and sensitivity, increasing the modulation width, and improving the modulation bandwidth
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[0037] like figure 1 As shown, this embodiment provides a wide bandwidth silicon-based optical modulator 1, comprising: a substrate and an insulating layer 102 thereon; an n-type doped silicon layer 103 located on the insulating layer 102; a p-type doped silicon layer 102; The silicon layer 112 is located on the n-type doped silicon layer 103; the ferroelectric thin film 113 is located on the p-type doped silicon layer 112; wherein the n-type doped silicon layer 103 is grounded, and the The p-type doped silicon layer 112 is connected to the control signal, and the ferroelectric thin film 113 is connected to the control signal.
[0038] As an example, the ferroelectric thin film 113 has a thickness of 200-500 nm. The orientation of the ferroelectric thin film 113 is orientation. The orientation of the p-type doped silicon layer 112 is orientation. The ferroelectric film 113 of the present invention can be ferroelectric materials such as bismuth ferrite film, lanthanum mang...
Embodiment 2
[0043] like figure 2 As shown, this embodiment provides a working state of the large-bandwidth silicon-based optical modulator 1 as in Embodiment 1 when the voltage of the control signal is relatively small. At this time, the ferroelectric thin film 113 is in a positively polarized state, and negative polarized charges appear on the contact surface between the ferroelectric polarization layer and the p-type doped silicon layer 112, and the free carriers in the p-type doped silicon layer 112, that is, electrons, are driven ions, so that the free carrier concentration in the p-type doped silicon layer 112 decreases.
Embodiment 3
[0045] like image 3 As shown, this embodiment provides a working state of the large-bandwidth silicon-based optical modulator 1 as in Embodiment 1 when the voltage of the control signal is relatively high. At this time, the ferroelectric thin film 113 is in the polarization reversal state, and positive polarized charges appear on the contact surface between the ferroelectric polarized layer and the p-type doped silicon layer 112, and the attraction of the polarized charges makes the p-type doped silicon layer 112 appear The extra electrons increase the concentration of free carriers in the p-type doped silicon layer 112 .
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