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Publications [#66338] of Nan M. Jokerst

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  1. Chun, Carl and Vendier, Olivier and Moon, Emily and Laskar, Joy and Ki, Hyeon Chul and Jokerst, Nan Marie and Brooke, Martin, Integrated 1.55 µm receivers using GaAs MMICs and thin film InP detectors, IEEE Radio Frequency Integrated Circuits Symposium, RFIC, Digest of Technical Papers (1998), pp. 187 - 190, Baltimore, MD, USA [RFIC.1998.682077]
    (last updated on 2007/04/16)

    Abstract:
    A GaAs-based amplifier has been designed and integrated with a large area, high efficiency, thin film InP-based metal-semiconductor-metal photodetector. Thin film integration is a hybrid integration scheme that minimizes the parasitics between the InP detector and the GaAs circuit to the order of integrated circuits. The GaAs integrated circuits are fabricated using a commercial TriQuint Semiconductor foundry process, demonstrating the use of standard GaAs-based foundry circuits for long wavelength, highly integrated, high speed, low cost photoreceivers. Utilizing thin film integration to minimize interconnect parasitics, a 1.55 µm wavelength receiver has been demonstrated at 1 GB/s, and initial results for a 10 GB/s receiver under fabrication are presented.

    Keywords:
    Semiconducting gallium arsenide;Thin film devices;Semiconducting indium phosphide;Semiconductor device manufacture;Photodetectors;Monolithic microwave integrated circuits;Integrated circuit manufacture;Signal receivers;


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