Midinfrared supercontinuum generation from 2 to 6 μm in a silicon nanowire

Singh, Neetesh; Hudson, Darren; Yu, Yi; Grillet, C; Jackson, Stuart D; Casas-Bedoya, Alvaro; Read, Andrew; Atanackovic, Peter B; Duvall, Steven G; Palomba, Stefano; Luther-Davies, Barry; Madden, Steve; Moss, D J; Eggleton, Benjamin J

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Midinfrared supercontinuum generation from 2 to 6 μm in a silicon nanowire

Date

2015

Authors

Singh, Neetesh

Hudson, Darren

Yu, Yi

Grillet, C

Jackson, Stuart D

Casas-Bedoya, Alvaro

Read, Andrew

Atanackovic, Peter B

Duvall, Steven G

Palomba, Stefano

Publisher

Optical Society of American (OSA)

Abstract

Silicon has attracted great interest as a platform for both linear and nonlinear integrated photonics for over 15 years. While its primary applications have been in the telecom window (near 1.5 μm), the capability of exploiting its full transparency wind