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De Dobbelaere et al., 2016 - Google Patents

Silicon-photonics-based optical transceivers for high-speed interconnect applications

De Dobbelaere et al., 2016

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3962054659864616488
Author
De Dobbelaere P
Armijo G
Balardeta J
Chase B
Chi Y
Dahl A
De Koninck Y
Denton S
Eker M
Fathpour S
Foltz D
Gholami F
Gloeckner S
Hon K
Hovey S
Jackson S
Li W
Liang Y
Mack M
Masini G
McGee G
Mekis A
Pang S
Peterson M
Pinguet T
Planchon L
Roberson K
Sahni S
Schramm J
Sharp M
Sohn C
Stechschulte K
Sun P
Vastola G
Wang S
Weber B
Wong G
Yokoyama K
Yu S
Zhou R
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Next-Generation Optical Networks for Data Centers and Short-Reach Links III

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In this paper we discuss design and characterization of silicon-photonics-based 100 Gbps (4× 26 Gbps) transceivers for parallel single mode fiber communication. We also address some key underlying technologies including silicon photonics wafer processing, photonic …
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