Optically assisted electrical poling of silicon nitride integrated resonators

We demonstrate the linear electro-optic effect in a silicon nitride micro-ring in which an effective second order nonlinearity is enabled by optically assisted electrical poling. Charge carriers’ separation in the waveguide creates a permanent electric-field establishing an effective Pockels effect allowing for linear phase modulation.

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2024-11-10
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ipc60965.2024.10799655
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Photonic and Optical Devices
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Optically assisted electrical poling of silicon nitride integrated resonators

Camille‐Sophie Brès, Christian Lafforgue, Boris Zabelich
Photonic and Optical Devices
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Optically assisted electrical poling of silicon nitride integrated resonators

Camille‐Sophie Brès, Christian Lafforgue, Boris Zabelich
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We demonstrate the linear electro-optic effect in a silicon nitride micro-ring in which an effective second order nonlinearity is enabled by optically assisted electrical poling. Charge carriers’ separation in the waveguide creates a permanent electric-field establishing an effective Pockels effect allowing for linear phase modulation.

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