Reduced thermal resistance of membrane Fabry-Perot laser bonded on Si through room-temperature, surface-activated bonding assisted by a-Si nano-film
Reduced thermal resistance of membrane Fabry-Perot laser bonded on Si through room-temperature, surface-activated bonding assisted by a-Si nano-film
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通过非晶硅纳米膜辅助的室温表面活化键合,降低法布里-珀罗激光键合在硅上的膜的热阻
DOI:
10.1109/jqe.2022.3145870
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发表时间:
2022
影响因子:
2.5
通讯作者:
N. Nishiyama
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作者:
W. Fang;N. Takahashi;Y. Ohiso;T. Amemiya;N. Nishiyama
A membrane distributed-reflector (DR) laser bonded on a Si substrate is a promising light source for on-chip optical interconnection, as it features a low threshold current and enough output power. Benzocyclobutene (BCB) adhesive wafer-bonding or hydrophilic bonding technologies have been used to integrate the membrane laser with Si. However, the thermal conductivity of BCB is low, which results in a high thermal resistance of the membrane laser, and the process of both bonding technologies requires annealing. Thus, the bonded wafer accumulated thermal stress. In this study, we introduce a chemical mechanical polishing (CMP) process to flatten the wafer surface and investigate the surface activated bonding (SAB) based on an Ar fast atom beam (FAB) assisted by an a-Si layer to achieve a room temperature bonding. Based on this room temperature bonding technology, a membrane Fabry-Perot (FP) laser is demonstrated for the first time, and its thermal characteristics are measured. A higher optical saturation current (55 mA) was obtained compared to that of the conventional membrane FP laser (40 mA) with a 2--thick BCB bonding layer. From the lasing wavelength variation against the heat dissipation power and temperature, it was found that a reduction in thermal resistance of approximately 50% (240 K/W to 120 K/W) was achieved by eliminating the BCB layer; the simulation results also showed the same trend.