Presentations Scaling PICs in volume using foundries Positioning electro-optic polymer modulators as an optical engine to extend data rate and low power performance for optical networking
Electro-optic polymer modulators are now being seriously considered by industry as it looks to increase modulation speed and lowering power consumption. Polymer modulators have inherent speed and low power characteristics, as well as the ability to be additive to ANY semiconductor wafer platform including Silicon photonics and Indium Phosphide (InP) using foundries. Furthermore, polymer modulators are small enough to fit easily into pluggable transceiver modules and have the potential to enable the future multi-Tbps aggregated data-rates that the industry anticipates over the next decade. The talk will discuss the latest results on foundry fabricated EO polymers for integrated photonics platforms with reliability data. This talk will also review the latest work in photonics roadmaps on both the integrated photonics (PIC) level as well as PIC packaging level.
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