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µ-Transfer printing of GaSb-based gain elements for integrated external cavity lasers at 2 µm range

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Abstract

Micro transfer printing of GaSb-based gain elements transferred to silicon photonics platform is reported for the first time. Using a distributed Bragg reflector fabricated utilizing silicon-on-insulator technology and the GaSb integrated gain chip, a single frequency external cavity laser emitting at around 1.96 µm is demonstrated.

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