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Marin-Palomo et al., 2019 - Google Patents

Comb-based WDM transmission at 10 Tbit/s using a DC-driven quantum-dash mode-locked laser diode

Marin-Palomo et al., 2019

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13871128697786405262
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Marin-Palomo P
Kemal J
Trocha P
Wolf S
Merghem K
Lelarge F
Ramdane A
Freude W
Randel S
Koos C
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Optics Express

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Chip-scale frequency comb generators have the potential to become key building blocks of compact wavelength-division multiplexing (WDM) transceivers in future metropolitan or campus-area networks. Among the various comb generator concepts, quantum-dash (QD) …
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