CMOS-compatible integration of silicon-based optical devices...

Optical waveguides – Planar optical waveguide – Thin film optical waveguide

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C257S431000

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06968110

ABSTRACT:
A conventional CMOS fabrication technique is used to integrate the formation of passive optical devices and active electro-optic devices with standard CMOS electrical devices on a common SOI structure. The electrical devices and optical devices share the same surface SOI layer (a relatively thin, single crystal silicon layer), with various required semiconductor layers then formed over the SOI layer. In some instances, a set of process steps may be used to simultaneously form regions in both electrical and optical devices. Advantageously, the same metallization process is used to provide electrical connections to the electrical devices and the active electro-optic devices.

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