Superior Temperature-Sensing Performance in Cladding-Modulated Si Waveguide Gratings
Superior Temperature-Sensing Performance in Cladding-Modulated Si Waveguide Gratings
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DOI:
10.1109/jlt.2016.2601114
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发表时间:
2016-09
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4.7
通讯作者:
Y. Hung;Chong-Jia Wu;Tse-Hung Chen;T. Yen;Ya-Ching Liang
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作者:
Y. Hung;Chong-Jia Wu;Tse-Hung Chen;T. Yen;Ya-Ching Liang
This paper presents a silicon photonic temperature sensor based on a complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) compatible cladding-modulated (CladMod) grating design on the silicon-on-insulator platform. The resulting device achieves narrow-band reflection (Δλ = 0.63 nm), a high extinction ratio (21 dB), high temperature sensitivity (83.4 pm/°C), and a wide temperature-sensing range. More importantly, this grating design allows stable reflection bandwidth (Δλ/ΔWg = 0.013), Bragg wavelength (λB/ΔWg = 0.002), and temperature sensitivity (δλ /δT/ΔWg = -1.3 × 10-5 K-1) against variations in grating width. This level of temperature-sensing performance is difficult to achieve using a strip/slab-type grating or microring resonator. The CladMod gratings were further implemented on a polysilicon gate in a standard bulk CMOS process, thereby enabling integration with other microelectronic devices to serve as an on-chip distributed temperature-sensing element This approach shows considerable promise for applications such as future photonic-electronic integrated circuits requiring in situ temperature monitoring for wavelength stabilization, or high-temperature microelectronics where silicon bandgap temperature sensors are unable to operate properly.