Coplanar electrode polymer modulators incorporating fluorinated polyimide backbone electro-optic polymer

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Abstract

High-speed coherent optical communication has been expanding to handle the ever-increasing data traffic, and the large modulation bandwidth of electro-optic (EO) polymer modulators has been especially appreciated. However, to be useful in optical communication, the EO polymer device should address several issues, such as thermal stability, photo-oxidation, and bias drift. In this work, as a part of the experiments to address these challenges, an EO polymer with a fluorinated polyimide backbone is utilized to create EO polymer modulators with improved thermal stability. A coplanar electrode structure is introduced to enhance the poling efficiency and reduce the bias drift.

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Lee, E. S., Kim, S. M., Yi, M. H., Ka, J. W., & Oh, M. C. (2020). Coplanar electrode polymer modulators incorporating fluorinated polyimide backbone electro-optic polymer. Photonics, 7(4), 1–10. https://doi.org/10.3390/photonics7040100

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