Abstract

We report a highly tunable graphene embedded waveguide which overall modal index is in linear relationship with the in-plane permittivity of graphene and the electro-refraction effect has been significantly enhanced after graphene is embedded. An eight-layer graphene embedded Mach-Zender modulator has been theoretically demonstrated with the advantage of ultra-compact footprint (4 × 30 μm2), high modulation efficiency (20 V·μm), fast modulation speed, and large extinction ratio (35 dB). Our results may promote various on-chip active components, boosting the utilization of graphene in optical applications.

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