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1 February 2012 The development of a novel monolithic spectrometer chip concept
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Abstract
A monolithic, chip-based spectrometer based on the novel concept of a series of electrically addressable high-Q resonators coupled to a ridge waveguide is presented. A discrete monolithic InP-based spectrometer chip has been designed to detect wavelengths spanning a 10nm range in the near-infrared region functioning as a sensor. This spectrometer approach has a number of advantages over traditional spectrometers. As well as being solid state and having no moving parts, the co-location of wavelength dispersion and detection offers advantageous spectral performance in a compact chip form. Optimization of resonator size and composition to detect wavelengths across the spectral range of interest will be discussed together with preliminary experimental results.
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Stephen J. Sweeney, Yaping Zhang, and Ian D. Goodyer "The development of a novel monolithic spectrometer chip concept", Proc. SPIE 8264, Integrated Optics: Devices, Materials, and Technologies XVI, 82640O (1 February 2012); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.907118
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KEYWORDS
Resonators

Spectroscopy

Waveguides

Quantum wells

Prototyping

Manufacturing

Sensors

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