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ELOS 2023

Photonic devices for photonic integrated circuits

Mayur Kumar Chhipa, Speaker at Optic Conferences
ISBAT University, Uganda
Title : Photonic devices for photonic integrated circuits

Abstract:

Integration of high-speed light devices, as well as technological advances, are critical factors influencing the development of integrated photonic circuits for optical communication networks. Every day, the increasing demand for wider bandwidth needs signal processing systems at high-speed. In conventional electronics, the signal processing speed is limited due to slow speed and huge power consumption. All-optical signal processing is an alternate way to increase signal processing speed at very low power consumption. Using the new generation of optical devices to perform all-optical logic operations with rapid transfer, storage, high processing speed, and high data rate, there are advantages to the realization of photonic integrated technology in comparison to the issues discussed in conventional electronic devices. Massive research is being conducted to design miniaturised photonic components for integrated circuits.In general, photonic integrated circuits (PICs), are the combination of various photonics technologies like Photonic Crystals (PCs), Plasmonic, Planar Lightwave Circuits (PLCs) and Micro-Optical-Mechanical Systems (MOEMS). In comparison to the above discussed different platforms for PICs, photonic crystals-based devices are preferred because of their various advantages like ultra-compact in size, more temperature resilient, flexible design structure, low radiation losses, high operation speed, and very low group velocity.The photonic crystal (PC) structure is micro- or nanoscale in size with two kinds of dielectrics, made up to modulate the flow of light in a designed structure on a single substrate. Moreover, among various properties of PCs, photonic bandgap (PBG) due to a periodic structure has attracted attention, which is one of the key components for the implementation of PICs in controlling and guiding the flow of light.Various photonic crystals based optical devices like: Channel Drop Filter, De-Multiplexer, Optical Switch, Optical Logic-Gates, Optical Encoder etc, will be discussed during the workshop and it has been observed that, further analysis could be done for different operating wavelengths and other parameters such as modifying the radius of rods, scatter rod radius or lattice constant. Such a device structure with low power consumption, small size and high data rate, which occupy less space could be utilized in future as photonic integrated circuits for high-speed optical communication.

Audience Take Away Notes :

  • Design and analysis of Photonic crystal based passive devices?
  • Integration of Photonic devices in Photonic Integrated Circuits
     

Biography:

Mayur Kumar Chhipa is serving as Lecturer and Coordinator at the department of Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE), Faculty of Information and Communication Technology (FICT), ISBAT University, Kampala, Uganda, East Africa. He is an active Member of IEEE and IEEE Photonic Society, IES and CASS Society. He is Counsellor at IEEE ISBAT University Student Branch, IEEE Uganda Section, Region 8. Recently, he was nominated and selected for THE PHOTONICS 100, people list by Electro Optics. He received his B. Tech and M.Tech degrees from Rajasthan Technical University in 2011 and 2015, respectively. He has submitted his PhD Thesis on Photonics. He is the author or co-author of more than 25 research papers in referred SCI/SCOPUS journals and conference proceedings. He has attended about 25 International and National conferences around the world. He has attended around 20 workshops and organized 15 workshops. His current research interests are in the areas of Optical Communication, Photonic Crystals, Photonic Integrated Circuits, Photonic Band Gap Structures, Optical Devices, and Optical Communication Networks

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