Thermal crosstalk investigation in photonic integrated circuits
The report reviews the effect of thermal crosstalk and thermal rectification on photonic integrated circuits. Simulations will be done using the DEVICE, MODE and INTERCONNECT modules of the Lumerical software. The report aims to produce models of structures within photonic integrated circuits to...
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sg-ntu-dr.10356-1492702023-07-07T18:25:16Z Thermal crosstalk investigation in photonic integrated circuits Lin, Junjie Liu Ai Qun School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering EAQLiu@ntu.edu.sg Engineering::Electrical and electronic engineering::Optics, optoelectronics, photonics The report reviews the effect of thermal crosstalk and thermal rectification on photonic integrated circuits. Simulations will be done using the DEVICE, MODE and INTERCONNECT modules of the Lumerical software. The report aims to produce models of structures within photonic integrated circuits to simulate its function and study the difference in output due to thermal crosstalk. DEVICE is used to simulate thermal distribution; MODE is used to simulate physical properties of waveguides and these data will be the input for the circuit built in INTERCONNECT to produce the outputs. After the simulation of thermal crosstalk, simulation on thermal rectification will be done using the same modules and models in the previous simulation. Thermal rectification is a new proposed method to offset the effect of thermal crosstalk and various advantages over current solutions such as thermal isolation trench and athermal optical waveguide. Two sets of simulation will be done where one simulates thermal rectification without inducing additional thermal crosstalk while the other set simulates the case where additional thermal crosstalk will be induced. From the simulation results, graphs will be plotted to analyze and compare the dat a . The trends between various parameters such as relationship between distance a nd temperature, distance and thermal crosstalk, distance and compensation will be analyzed. Finally, the advantage and limitations of thermal rectification as well as possible options for further study will be presented. Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical and Electronic Engineering) 2021-05-29T06:31:26Z 2021-05-29T06:31:26Z 2021 Final Year Project (FYP) Lin, J. (2021). Thermal crosstalk investigation in photonic integrated circuits. Final Year Project (FYP), Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. https://hdl.handle.net/10356/149270 https://hdl.handle.net/10356/149270 en A2131-201 application/pdf Nanyang Technological University |
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The report reviews the effect of thermal crosstalk and thermal rectification on photonic
integrated circuits. Simulations will be done using the DEVICE, MODE and
INTERCONNECT modules of the Lumerical software. The report aims to produce
models of structures within photonic integrated circuits to simulate its function and study
the difference in output due to thermal crosstalk. DEVICE is used to simulate thermal
distribution; MODE is used to simulate physical properties of waveguides and these data
will be the input for the circuit built in INTERCONNECT to produce the outputs.
After the simulation of thermal crosstalk, simulation on thermal rectification will be done
using the same modules and models in the previous simulation. Thermal rectification is a
new proposed method to offset the effect of thermal crosstalk and various advantages
over current solutions such as thermal isolation trench and athermal optical waveguide.
Two sets of simulation will be done where one simulates thermal rectification without
inducing additional thermal crosstalk while the other set simulates the case where
additional thermal crosstalk will be induced.
From the simulation results, graphs will be plotted to analyze and compare the dat a . The
trends between various parameters such as relationship between distance a nd temperature,
distance and thermal crosstalk, distance and compensation will be analyzed. Finally, the
advantage and limitations of thermal rectification as well as possible options for further
study will be presented. |
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