A dual-depletion-region lumped electroabsorption modulator (DDR-LEAM) based on InP at 1550nm is designed and
fabricated. The measurement results reveal that the dual depletion region structure can reduce the device capacitance
significantly without any degradation of extinction ratio. The simulation results show that the highly doped charge layer
can concentrate almost all of the external applied voltage in MQW region and thus contribute to the identical extinction
ratio curves. The expected 3-dB bandwidth of the DDR-LEAMs using an equivalent circuit model is more than twice
lager than that of the conventional LEAM.
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