Session Overview |
Thursday, May 30 |
10:40 |
A 300Gb/s single-channel silicon photonics modulator-driver combination
* Graham Reed, Optoelectronics Research Centre, University of Southampton, UK, United Kingdom We report the performance an integrated silicon photonics transmitter. Without using any off-line DSP techniques at the receiver, experimental results demonstrate 182Gbps OOK and 308Gbps PAM-4 transmissions with the energy efficiency including driver, of better than 1pJ/bit. |
11:15 |
Optimized metamaterial photonic devices for integrated and free-space applications
* Daniele Melati, Centre de Nanosciences et de Nanotechnologies, CNRS, Université Paris-Saclay, France Nanostructured metamaterials have opened unprecedented capabilities in photonics. Here, we discuss how their use combined with advanced design techniques based on optimization and machine learning can give access to complex behaviors, high performances and reduced footprint of both integrated and free space devices. |
11:40 |
Polarization control devices in the silicon nitride platform for quantum applications
* Zindine Mokeddem, Centre de nanosciences et nanotechnologie , France Lauren Vivien, Centre de nanosciences et nanotechnologie , France Eric Cassan, Centre de nanosciences et nanotechnologie , France Delphine Marris-Morini, Centre de nanosciences et nanotechnologie , France Pavel Cheben, National Research Council Canada, Canada Jens Schmid, National Research Council Canada, Canada Dan-Xia Xu, National Research Council Canada, Canada Maziyar Milanizadeh, National Research Council Canada, Canada Yuri Grinberg, National Research Council Canada, Canada Carlos Alonso-Ramos, Centre de nanosciences et nanotechnologie , France Daniele Melati, Centre de nanosciences et nanotechnologie , France Despite having a lower birefringence compared to the silicon-on-insulator platform, the birefringence of the silicon nitride platform still poses an issue for many devices, hence the necessity of polarization control. In this presentation, we discuss our recent work on polarization beam splitters and polarization splitter-rotator, tailored to a wavelength of 950 nm, in response to the development of single photon sources at this wavelength. |