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22 December 1997 Large-length high-speed discrete silicon photodetectors for coherent optical processing
Francis J. Kub, Gordon Wood Anderson, Edward M. Alexander, Michael Y. Frankel, Jin Ung Kang
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Abstract
Silicon photodiodes with active area dimensions of 1-mm and 5- mm lengths and approximately 30-micrometers width fabricated by a standard, 2-micrometer complimentary metal-oxide-silicon process have been used in a coherent optical processing system with ac coupling. The effective bandwidth of the detectors as measured in the coherent optical test arrangement was greater than 1.25 GHz, and it is estimated that the actual bandwidth of the detectors as used in such a system may be 5 GHz, where ac coupling removes the effects of the full widths at half maximum and of the fall times of the detectors on the test arrangement response. Photodetector rise times in response to impulse optical excitation at 810-nm wavelength were of the order of 100 ps.
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Francis J. Kub, Gordon Wood Anderson, Edward M. Alexander, Michael Y. Frankel, and Jin Ung Kang "Large-length high-speed discrete silicon photodetectors for coherent optical processing", Proc. SPIE 3290, Optoelectronic Integrated Circuits II, (22 December 1997); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.298263
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KEYWORDS
Photodetectors

Photodiodes

Optical signal processing

Sensors

Silicon

Capacitance

Picosecond phenomena

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