Demonstration of lithium niobate integration on a 200-mm silicon photonics wafer using transfer printing

We present a scalable approach for the heterogeneous integration of lithium niobate onto silicon photonics platforms using wafer-scale micro-transfer printing. This approach enables the incorporation of efficient, high-speed modulators while maintaining compatibility with back-end processing. Electro-optic modulators with a length of 7 mm, fabricated with this technology, achieve a half-wave voltage of 4 V and a bandwidth exceeding 70 GHz. Furthermore, as proof of concept, we demonstrate the integration of more than 200 lithium niobate photonic structures directly on a 200-mm wafer and characterize their passive optical properties.

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Optics Letters
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2025-06-16
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https://doi.org/10.1364/ol.564405
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4
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Photonic and Optical Devices
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Abstract

We present a scalable approach for the heterogeneous integration of lithium niobate onto silicon photonics platforms using wafer-scale micro-transfer printing. This approach enables the incorporation of efficient, high-speed modulators while maintaining compatibility with back-end processing. Electro-optic modulators with a length of 7 mm, fabricated with this technology, achieve a half-wave voltage of 4 V and a bandwidth exceeding 70 GHz. Furthermore, as proof of concept, we demonstrate the integration of more than 200 lithium niobate photonic structures directly on a 200-mm wafer and characterize their passive optical properties.

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