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  • Journal of Lightwave Technology
  • Vol. 23,
  • Issue 8,
  • pp. 2505-
  • (2005)

Analysis of Partially Depleted Absorber Waveguide Photodiodes

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Abstract

This paper presents the analysis and characterization of partially depleted absorber (PDA) photodiodes. Coupling to these photodiodes is achieved through a planar short multimode waveguide (PSMW) structure. Electric transport in the PDA structure has been investigated and an equivalent electric circuit was developed. Measurements on 5 x 20 µm2 PSMW PDA photodiodes have shown 0.80 A/W responsivity with a fiber mode diameter as high as 6 µm. The transverse electric/transverse magnetic polarization dependence was < 0.5 ± 0.3 dB with -1-dB input coupling tolerances as high as ±2.0 and ± 1.3µm for horizontal and vertical directions. The -3-dB bandwidth was 50 GHz, and the -1-dB compression current at 40 GHz was 17 mA corresponding to +4.5 dBm radio frequency (RF) power. Compared to similar evanescently coupled p-i-n photodiodes, the saturation current has been significantly improved while maintaining comparable bandwidth and high responsivity.

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