Net optical gain at 1.53 µm in an Er-doped Al2O3 waveguide amplifier on silicon

Back to all publications

Publication date	1 January 1996
Reference	G.N. van den Hoven, R.J.I.M. Koper, A. Polman, C. van Dam, J.W.M. van Uffelen and M.K. Smit: Net optical gain at 1.53 µm in an Er-doped Al2O3 waveguide amplifier on silicon In: Summaries of the Papers presented at the Topical Meeting Optical Amplifiers and their Applications, July 11-13, 1996 Monterey, California : Technical Digest, Optical Society of America, 1996. - pp. 44-47
Group	Photonic Materials

Planar waveguide amplifiers are one of the key components of integrated optic devices. The integration of amplifiers together with other optical components such as splitters, couplers, and wavelength division multiplexers, enables many optical functions to work together on a single chip without optical losses. Erbium is used as an optically active element in waveguide amplifiers because of its intra-4

Request this article

Part of

Net optical gain at 1.53 µm in an Er-doped Al2O3 waveguide amplifier on silicon

Visiting address

Delivery address

Mail address

Part of