Si-based optical I/O for optical memory interface

  • Ha K
  • Shin D
  • Byun H
  • et al.
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Abstract

Optical interconnects may provide solutions to the capacity-bandwidth trade-off of recent memory interface systems. For cost-effective optical memory interfaces, Samsung Electronics has been developing silicon photonics platforms on memory-compatible bulk-Si 300-mm wafers. The waveguide of 0.6 dB/mm propagation loss, vertical grating coupler of 2.7 dB coupling loss, modulator of 10 Gbps speed, and Ge/Si photodiode of 12.5 Gbps bandwidth have been achieved on the bulk-Si platform. 26.4 Gbps electrical driver circuits have been also fabricated using a CMOS process.

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Ha, K., Shin, D., Byun, H., Cho, K., Na, K., Ji, H., … Chung, C. (2012). Si-based optical I/O for optical memory interface. In Optoelectronic Interconnects XII (Vol. 8267, p. 82670F). SPIE. https://doi.org/10.1117/12.912794

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