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Quantum dash passively mode-locked lasers for Tbit/s data interconnects

Vujicic et al., 2015

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4229716552757535274
Author
Vujicic V
Calò C
Watts R
Lelarge F
Browning C
Merghem K
Martinez A
Ramdane A
Barry L
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Publication venue
2015 optical fiber communications conference and exhibition (OFC)

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Quantum dash passively mode-locked lasers for Tbit/s data interconnects Page 1 Tu3I.4.pdf OFC 2015 © OSA 2015 Quantum Dash Passively Mode-Locked Lasers for Tbit/s Data Interconnects Vidak Vujicic1*, Cosimo Calò2, Regan Watts1, Francois Lelarge3, Colm Browning1, Kamel …
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