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Publication
IEEE Photonics Technology Letters
Paper
High-Speed Characterization of a Monolithically Integrated Gaas-Algaas Quantum-Well Laser-Detector
Abstract
The high frequency response of a GaAs-AIGaAs edge-illuminated photodiode monolithically integrated with a single quantum well laser and resistor network has been measured and simulated. The measured response of the monitor diode to a step impulse applied to the laser exhibits a nonoptically induced precursor pulse. Simulations show this interference arises primarily from mutual inductive coupling between on-chip wiring and wirebond connections. If the coupling is eliminated, simulations show the risetime of the laser-detector combination is around 575 ps. Although these coupling effects are not intrinsic problems, this work demonstrates the importance of including packaging parasitics and on-chip wiring interactions in OEIC data link design. © 1990 IEEE