On-Chip Quasi-Light Storage for Long Optical Delays

Goulden, Lachlan; Kiewiet, Max; Liu, Yang; Lai, Choon Kong; Choi, Duk; Madden, Steve; Eggleton, Benjamin J; Merklein, Moritz

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On-Chip Quasi-Light Storage for Long Optical Delays

Date

2022

Authors

Goulden, Lachlan

Kiewiet, Max

Liu, Yang

Lai, Choon Kong

Choi, Duk

Madden, Steve

Eggleton, Benjamin J

Merklein, Moritz

Publisher

IEEE

Abstract

We demonstrate quasi-light storage based on stimulated Brillouin scattering in a chalcogenide waveguide on a photonic chip. One nanosecond long optical pulses were delayed by up to 500 ns greatly exceeding previous on-chip demonstrations.