Growth and integration of phase change metal-chalcogenide semiconductors into optical fiber and waveguide integrated nanophotonic metamaterial modulators
相变金属硫族化物半导体的生长和集成到光纤和波导集成纳米光子超材料调制器中
基本信息
- 批准号:561145-2020
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 3.16万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:加拿大
- 项目类别:Alliance Grants
- 财政年份:2021
- 资助国家:加拿大
- 起止时间:2021-01-01 至 2022-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Photonic components with adjustable parameters, such as variable focus lenses or reconfigurable spectral filters and modulators, offer numerous useful applications, so while initially conceived as a paradigm for engineering static electromagnetic properties; metamaterial concepts which rely on subwavelength nanostructuring of natural media to create unprecedented new functionalities have extended rapidly to include a range of reconfigurable functionalities. Various volatile reconfiguration mechanisms inherent to different material platforms have been explored including thermo-optic effects, nonlinearities as well as free-carrier-modulation in graphene, silicon and conductive oxides. In contrast metal-chalcogenide semiconductors, present a unique non-volatile reconfiguration mechanism known as 'phase change' which enables a drastic reduction in power consumption through the introduction of memory functionality (non-volatility) into the reconfiguration mechanism. The objective of the proposed project is growth/exploration of the scaling limit of the phase change mechanism in a wide array of metal-chalcogenide semiconductors through high-throughput combinatorial physical vapour deposition and their incorporation within optical fiber and waveguide-integrated metamaterials for the demonstration of reconfigurable optical modulators with built-in memory functionality, capable of working at any given wavelength in the UV-Vis-IR band by virtue of the flexibility of using metamaterials and the wide transmission window of metal-chalcogenides. The integration of inherent memory functionality into the modulator reduces footprint and drastically lowers power consumption. We will deliver working phase and intensity signal modulator prototypes that we plan to use as fully characterized demonstrators to attract follow-on funding. Furthermore, we will establish the Alberta Metal-chalcogenide Manufacturing Facility (AM2F), which will be open to all in need of metal-chalcogenides and/or their optoelectronic device integration, this will act as a springboard in establishing further partnerships for follow on funding.
具有可调参数的光子元件,如变焦透镜或可重构光谱滤波器和调制器,提供了许多有用的应用,因此,虽然最初被认为是工程静态电磁特性的范例;超材料概念依赖于自然介质的亚波长纳米结构来创造前所未有的新功能,但已经迅速扩展到包括一系列可重构功能。已经探索了不同材料平台固有的各种易失性重构机制,包括石墨烯、硅和导电氧化物中的热光效应、非线性以及自由载流子调制。相比之下,金属硫族化物半导体呈现出被称为“相变”的独特的非易失性重新配置机制,其通过将存储器功能(非易失性)引入到重新配置机制中来实现功耗的大幅降低。拟议项目的目标是通过高通量组合物理气相沉积及其在光纤和波导集成超材料中的结合,在广泛的金属硫族化物半导体中生长/探索相变机制的缩放极限,以演示具有内置存储器功能的可重构光调制器,凭借使用超材料的灵活性和金属硫属化物的宽透射窗口,能够在UV-Vis-IR波段中的任何给定波长下工作。将固有存储器功能集成到调制器中可减少占用空间并大幅降低功耗。我们将提供工作相位和强度信号调制器原型,我们计划将其用作充分表征的演示器,以吸引后续资金。此外,我们将建立阿尔伯塔金属硫族化物制造工厂(AM 2F),该工厂将向所有需要金属硫族化物和/或其光电器件集成的人开放,这将成为建立进一步合作伙伴关系的跳板,以获得后续资金。
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Gholipour, Behrad其他文献
Amorphous Metal-Sulphide Microfibers Enable Photonic Synapses for Brain-Like Computing
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Roadmap for phase change materials in photonics and beyond.
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2023-10-20 - 期刊:
- 影响因子:5.8
- 作者:
Prabhathan, Patinharekandy;Sreekanth, Kandammathe Valiyaveedu;Teng, Jinghua;Ko, Joo Hwan;Yoo, Young Jin;Jeong, Hyeon-Ho;Lee, Yubin;Zhang, Shoujun;Cao, Tun;Popescu, Cosmin-Constantin;Mills, Brian;Gu, Tian;Fang, Zhuoran;Chen, Rui;Tong, Hao;Wang, Yi;He, Qiang;Lu, Yitao;Liu, Zhiyuan;Yu, Han;Mandal, Avik;Cui, Yihao;Ansari, Abbas Sheikh;Bhingardive, Viraj;Kang, Myungkoo;Lai, Choon Kong;Merklein, Moritz;Mueller, Maximilian J.;Song, Young Min;Tian, Zhen;Hu, Juejun;Losurdo, Maria;Majumdar, Arka;Miao, Xiangshui;Chen, Xiao;Gholipour, Behrad;Richardson, Kathleen A.;Eggleton, Benjamin J.;Sharda, Kanudha;Wuttig, Matthias;Singh, Ranjan - 通讯作者:
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10.1088/2515-7647/ac9a91 - 发表时间:
2023-01-01 - 期刊:
- 影响因子:3.8
- 作者:
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Reznik, Alla
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- 批准号:
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- 资助金额:
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