The Sustainable Electronic Technologies (SET) group aims to address aspects of sustainability which relate to electricity, electronics and communication. Electronic devices (computers, mobile phones, data centres) use a significant amount of the world's total energy consumption. Low power and efficient computing and electricity from renewable resources is required to allow electronic devices to have a continued positive impact on society.
Green electronics at the nanoscale
Smart power transfer system
Researchers develop patterning technology for...
Sustainable Electronic Technologies experts from the University of Southampton have demonstrated a new plasma patterning technique that can create high-quality nanostructured surfaces for infrared thermal control coatings and nonlinear optics.
Read MoreEnergy harvesting research to investigate new...
ECS lecturer Dr Ruomeng Huang is investigating new micro-thermoelectric generator, enabling more efficient self-powered IoT devices and sensing systems.
Read MoreResearchers expand silicon photonics...
A rapid prototyping service for photonic integrated circuits is being expanded in a new funding success at the University of Southampton's £120m cleanroom complex.
Read MoreRecent SET publications
Silicon photonic crystals: light emission, modulation and detection - Kapil Debnath, Abdul Shakoor, Karl Welna, Frederic Gardes, Graham T. Reed, Marcello Ferrera, Kieran Deasy, David Lidzey, R. Lo Savio, P. Cardile, S. Portalupi, D. Gerace, S. Boninelli, G. Franzo, F. Priolo, A. P. Knights, M. Galli, Thomas F. Krauss and Liam O'Faolain
Type: Article
| 2014
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Real-time phase trimming of Mach-Zehnder interferometers by femtosecond laser annealing of Germanium implanted waveguides - Xingshi Yu, Bigeng Chen, Xia Chen, Milan Milošević, Shinichi Saito, Graham Reed and Otto Muskens
Type: Conference or Workshop Item
| 2018
| IEEE
Photonic bonding modes with circular polarization at zero-group-velocity points - Moise Sala Henri Sotto, Kapil Debnath, Ali Khokhar, Isao Tomita, David Thomson and Shinichi Saito
Type: Conference or Workshop Item
| 2018
| IEEE
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Low-loss silicon waveguides and grating couplers fabricated using anisotropic wet etching technique - Kapil Debnath, Hideo Arimoto, Muhammad K. Husain, Alyssa Prasmusinto, Abdelrahman Al-Attili, Rafidah Petra, Harold M.H. Chong, Graham T. Reed and Shinichi Saito
Type: Article
| 2016
Type: Thesis
| 2019
| University of Southampton
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