Using deuterated source gasses to fabricate low loss GeSiON SiON waveguides
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[0024] Deuterated silicon oxynitride and deuterated germanium doped silicon oxynitride films were deposited with an STS Multiflex PECVD system. This system is a parallel plate reactor where the precursor gasses enter through an array of holes in the top electrode (showerhead) and the sample rests on the bottom electrode. The bottom electrode is a non-rotating heated platen. The reaction gases included silane (SiH4), germane (GeH4), nitrous oxide (N2O), deuterated ammonia (ND3) and nitrogen (N2). Regular ammonia (NH3) was also available for making the comparative examples. The refractive index, optical propagation loss and film thickness were determined with a prism coupling system.
[0025] An initial series of thin germanium doped silicon oxynitride films were deposited with and without deuterated ammonia to evaluate the reduction in waveguide loss. These films were deposited on Si(100), SiO2 and Corning 1737 glass substrates to form multimode slab waveguides. The deposition paramete...
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