Gallium arsenide optical phased array photonic integrated circuit

  • Nickerson M
  • Song B
  • Brookhyser J
  • et al.
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Abstract

A 16-channel optical phased array is fabricated on a gallium arsenide photonic integrated circuit platform with a low-complexity process. Tested with a 1064 nm external laser, the array demonstrates 0.92° beamwidth, 15.3° grating-lobe-free steering range, and 12 dB sidelobe level. Based on a reverse biased p-i-n structure, component phase modulators are 3 mm long with DC power consumption of less than 5 µW and greater than 770 MHz electro-optical bandwidth. Separately fabricated 4-mm-long phase modulators based on the same structure demonstrate single-sided V π ·L modulation efficiency ranging from 0.5 V·cm to 1.22 V·cm when tested at wavelengths from 980 nm to 1360 nm.

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Nickerson, M., Song, B., Brookhyser, J., Erwin, G., Kleinert, J., & Klamkin, J. (2023). Gallium arsenide optical phased array photonic integrated circuit. Optics Express, 31(17), 27106. https://doi.org/10.1364/oe.492556

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