It has been demonstrated theoretically and experimentally that germanium, with proper strain engineering and n-type doping, can be an efficient light emitter and a gain medium at its direct bandgap within the third optical communication window ( ~1520-1620 nm). In this paper, we systematically discuss the effect of strain, doping, and temperature on the direct-gap optical gain in germanium. For electrically pumped devices, properties and design guidelines of Ge/Si heterojunction are also analyzed and compared with the results from fabricated Ge/Si heterojunction LEDs.United States. Air Force Office of Scientific Research (Silicon-Based Laser Initiative of the Multidisciplinary University Research Initiative (MURI)
In this paper, we focus on developing an efficient silicon-compatible light emitter based on highly-...
Monolithic lasers on Si are ideal for high-volume and large-scale electronic–photonic integration. G...
We present theoretical modeling and experimental results of optical gain and lasing from tensile-str...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Materials Science and Engineering, ...
Due to major advances in silicon photonics technology and the importance of having a silicon-compati...
Lasers on Si are crucial components of monolithic electronic–photonic integration. Recently our theo...
Silicon technology shaped the digital world surrounding us in just a few decades. Our electronic dev...
We report optically-pumped Ge-on-Si lasers with direct gap emission near 1600 nm at room temperature...
Due to major advances in silicon photonics technology and the importance of having a silicon-compati...
Germanium (Ge) is a group-IV semiconductor promissing for both advanced electronics and photonics ap...
Thesis: Ph. D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Materials Science and Engineeri...
A silicon-compatible laser source is of utmost importance for a successful photonic integrated circu...
We demonstrate room temperature photoluminescence and optical gain from the direct band gap transiti...
We report direct band gap optical gain of tensile strained n+ epitaxial Ge-on-Si at room temperature...
We report room temperature Ge-on-Si lasers with direct gap emission at 1590-1610 nm. Modeling of Ge/...
In this paper, we focus on developing an efficient silicon-compatible light emitter based on highly-...
Monolithic lasers on Si are ideal for high-volume and large-scale electronic–photonic integration. G...
We present theoretical modeling and experimental results of optical gain and lasing from tensile-str...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Materials Science and Engineering, ...
Due to major advances in silicon photonics technology and the importance of having a silicon-compati...
Lasers on Si are crucial components of monolithic electronic–photonic integration. Recently our theo...
Silicon technology shaped the digital world surrounding us in just a few decades. Our electronic dev...
We report optically-pumped Ge-on-Si lasers with direct gap emission near 1600 nm at room temperature...
Due to major advances in silicon photonics technology and the importance of having a silicon-compati...
Germanium (Ge) is a group-IV semiconductor promissing for both advanced electronics and photonics ap...
Thesis: Ph. D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Materials Science and Engineeri...
A silicon-compatible laser source is of utmost importance for a successful photonic integrated circu...
We demonstrate room temperature photoluminescence and optical gain from the direct band gap transiti...
We report direct band gap optical gain of tensile strained n+ epitaxial Ge-on-Si at room temperature...
We report room temperature Ge-on-Si lasers with direct gap emission at 1590-1610 nm. Modeling of Ge/...
In this paper, we focus on developing an efficient silicon-compatible light emitter based on highly-...
Monolithic lasers on Si are ideal for high-volume and large-scale electronic–photonic integration. G...
We present theoretical modeling and experimental results of optical gain and lasing from tensile-str...