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3. Wideband improvement for hybrid plasmonic fractal patch nanoantenna

Author

Refat Taleb Hussein and Dheif Ibrahem Abood

Subjects
Control and Optimization, Computer Networks and Communications, Hardware and Architecture, Control and Systems Engineering, Chip optical communication, Plasmonic fractal patch nano-antenna, Computer Science (miscellaneous), Wideband plasmonic nano-antenna, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Instrumentation, THz plasmonic nano-antenna design, Information Systems, Plasmonic patch nano-antenna
Abstract

A wideband improvement for hybrid plasmonic fractal patch nanoantenna is presented for use in intra/inter chip optical interconnects. The suggested fractal patch antenna covering a part of U-band (1625-1675), L-band (1565-1625nm), C-band (1530-¬1565nm), S-band (1460-1530nm), E-band (1360-1460nm) and most of O-band (1260-1360nm) optical communication bands. The proposed antenna has a promising future use in inter and intra chip optical communications to eliminate electrical interconnection limitations such as interconnect density, power consumption and also increasing data rate. The performance of this antenna has been evaluated using full wave simulation computer simulation technology (CST) Microwave software. The impedance bandwidth is largely enhanced by applying rectangular fractal cuts to the both sides of patch. The proposed antenna achieves a wider bandwidth from 168 THz to 228 THz (B.W.=60 THz), which is about 8 times greater the bandwidth of reference antenna with a good gain and more than 95% radiation efficiency throughout the operational bandwidth.

Published
2022

8. SHORT DURATIONS OF COMPRESSION HEMOSTATIC DEVICE APPLICATION POST TRANS-RADIAL CARDIAC CATHETERIZATION: THE PRACTICAL-2 TRIAL

Author

Lavi, Shahar, primary, Mehta, Shamir R., additional, Bajwa, Rehana, additional, Taleb, Hussein, additional, Bakar, Shahrukh Nazrul, additional, Sachedina, Ayaaz, additional, Wagner, Cassandra, additional, Solomonica, Amir, additional, Awan, Kokab, additional, Garg, Pallav, additional, Diamantouros, Pantelis, additional, and Bagur, Rodrigo, additional

Published
2020
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16. Modeling and Design of Photonic Crystal Quantum-Dot Semiconductor Optical Amplifiers.

Author

Taleb, Hussein and Abedi, Kambiz

Subjects
*OPTICAL amplifiers, *QUANTUM dots, *OPTOELECTRONIC devices, *WAVEGUIDES, *ELECTRICAL conductors
Abstract

A novel design of electrically pumped photonic crystal quantum-dot semiconductor optical amplifiers (PC-QDSOAs) is presented in this paper. Therefore, we design a single-mode flat-band slow light photonic crystal waveguide (SL-PCW) for an InAs/GaAs QDSOA in which the pumping is done by passing a current through a laterally doped p+–p–n+ structure. In addition, for the first time to our knowledge, we propose a nonlinear state space model (NSSM) for PC-QDSOAs, in which the effects of the SL-PCW dispersion relation as well as the effects of the homogeneous and inhomogeneous broadenings of QDs are considered. To do so, the SL effects on the gain enhancement factor and increase of the optical losses are evaluated by considering the wavelength dependence of the modal confinement factor, the group index dispersion, and the SL-enhanced absorption and scattering losses in the SL-PCWs with QD active region. The gain saturation characteristics and modal gain spectra of the PC-QDSOA are investigated under different conditions including pump current and the amplifier length. Simulation results show that the SL-PCWs can be used to reduce the transparency current of the amplifier by a factor of 20 and even more compared with the conventional QDSOAs based on ridge waveguide structures, and enhance the net modal gain of the QD active region by a factor of two to six over a broad wavelength range of about 62 nm. We found that the power consumption of PC-QDSOAs can be decreased by a factor of about 100, and also the amplifier length can be reduced by a factor of five and beyond, compared with the conventional QDSOAs. The results of this paper are useful for many applications where low power consumption and small size of the optical amplifiers are important. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2014
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