Comparative study of energy and footprint minimization limit for two types of graphene-assisted ring-shape modulators

In this paper, a numerical investigation has been performed on the limits of miniaturization for a graphene-assisted modulator considering two different configurations, in both cases the critical coupling condition representing the OFF state, and the transmission level of − 3 dB the ON state. In add...

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Published in:Optical and quantum electronics 2019-08, Vol.51 (8), p.1-11, Article 280
Main Authors: Neves, Daniel M. C., Silva, João B. R.
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Chemical potential
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Configurations
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GRAPHENE
Lasers
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MODULATION
Modulators
NANOSCIENCE AND NANOTECHNOLOGY
Optical Devices
Optics
Organic chemistry
Parameters
Photonics
Physics
Physics and Astronomy
Power consumption
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TRANSMISSION
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description In this paper, a numerical investigation has been performed on the limits of miniaturization for a graphene-assisted modulator considering two different configurations, in both cases the critical coupling condition representing the OFF state, and the transmission level of − 3 dB the ON state. In addition, the power consumption per bit of 100 fJ/bit was established as the cutoff parameter for both modulator configurations, as well as the minimum chemical potential for the ON state of 0.4 eV for the hybrid modulator. Considering the parameters aforementioned, our results showed that both configurations of modulators have great potential of miniaturization, high modulation speed and low power consumption.
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Energy conservation
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Lasers
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Optical Devices
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Organic chemistry
Parameters
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Physics
Physics and Astronomy
Power consumption
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