Present and future of micro-transfer printing for heterogeneous photonic integrated circuits

We present the current state of the art in micro-transfer printing for heterogeneously integrated silicon photonic integrated circuits. The versatility of the technology is highlighted, as is the way ahead to make this technology a key enabler for next-generation photonic systems-on-chip.

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Published inAPL photonics Vol. 9; no. 1; pp. 010901 - 010901-19
Main Authors Roelkens, Gunther, Zhang, Jing, Bogaert, Laurens, Soltanian, Emadreza, Billet, Maximilien, Uzun, Ali, Pan, Biwei, Liu, Yang, Delli, Evangelia, Wang, Dongbo, Oliva, Valeria Bonito, Ngoc Tran, Lam Thi, Guo, Xin, Li, He, Qin, Senbiao, Akritidis, Konstantinos, Chen, Ye, Xue, Yu, Niels, Margot, Maes, Dennis, Kiewiet, Max, Reep, Tom, Vanackere, Tom, Vandekerckhove, Tom, Lufungula, Isaac Luntadila, De Witte, Jasper, Reis, Luis, Poelman, Stijn, Tan, Ying, Deng, Hong, Bogaerts, Wim, Morthier, Geert, Van Thourhout, Dries, Kuyken, Bart
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published AIP Publishing LLC 01.01.2024
Subjects
Engineering Sciences
Physics
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ISSN2378-0967
2378-0967
DOI10.1063/5.0181099

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Summary:We present the current state of the art in micro-transfer printing for heterogeneously integrated silicon photonic integrated circuits. The versatility of the technology is highlighted, as is the way ahead to make this technology a key enabler for next-generation photonic systems-on-chip.
ISSN:2378-0967
2378-0967
DOI:10.1063/5.0181099