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Substrate-Independent Technique of III-V Heterogeneous Integration of Focal Plane Arrays and Lasers

2023 Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics, CLEO 2023

Wood, Michael G.; Bahr, Matthew; Gutierrez, Jordan E.; Anderson, Evan M.; Finnegan, Patrick S.; Weatherred, Scott E.; Martinez, William M.; Laros, James H.; Reyna, Robert; Arterburn, Shawn C.; Friedmann, Thomas A.; Hawkins, Samuel D.; Patel, Victor J.; Hendrickson, Alex; Klem, John F.; Long, Christopher M.; Olesberg, Jonathon T.; Shank, Joshua S.; Chumney, Daniel R.; Looker, Quinn M.

We report on a two-step technique for post-bond III-V substrate removal involving precision mechanical milling and selective chemical etching. We show results on GaAs, GaSb, InP, and InAs substrates and from mm-scale chips to wafers.

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Substrate-Independent Technique of III-V Heterogeneous Integration of Focal Plane Arrays and Lasers

CLEO: Science and Innovations, CLEO:S and I 2023

Wood, Michael G.; Bahr, Matthew; Serkland, Darwin K.; Gutierrez, Jordan E.; Anderson, Evan M.; Finnegan, Patrick S.; Weatherred, Scott E.; Martinez, William M.; Laros, James H.; Reyna, Robert; Arterburn, Shawn C.; Friedmann, Thomas A.; Hawkins, Samuel D.; Patel, Victor J.; Hendrickson, Alex; Klem, John F.; Long, Christopher M.; Olesberg, Jonathon T.; Shank, Joshua S.; Chumney, Daniel R.; Looker, Quinn M.

We report on a two-step technique for post-bond III-V substrate removal involving precision mechanical milling and selective chemical etching. We show results on GaAs, GaSb, InP, and InAs substrates and from mm-scale chips to wafers.

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NIR Ring Mirror Laser Utilizing Low Loss Silicon Nitride Photonic Platform

CLEO: Fundamental Science, CLEO:FS 2023

Starbuck, Andrew L.; Trotter, Douglas C.; Dallo, Christina M.; Martinez, William M.; Chow, Weng W.; Skogen, Erik J.; Gehl, M.

Low loss silicon nitride ring resonator reflectors provide feedback to a III/V gain chip, achieving single-mode lasing at 772nm. The Si3N4 is fabricated in a CMOS foundry compatible process that achieves loss values of 0.036dB/cm.

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