Abstract
In the paper, we review our work on heterogeneous integration of InP photonic devices on silicon. We elaborate on two integration technologies that have been widely explored in the Photonics Research group, i.e. the relatively mature adhesive bonding based integration scheme and a newly demonstrated buffer-less epitaxial growth approach. Based on these techniques, we describe a broad range of photonic devices including mode-locked lasers, high speed directly modulated distributed feedback lasers, electro-absorption modulators, photodetectors, super-luminescent light emitting diodes, etc.
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