We present a THz wireless link using photonics-based signal generators using ultralow amplitude- and phase-noise Brillouin laser sources for both the transmitter and receiver, and demonstrate successful transmission of over-100-Gbit/s signals at 300 GHz with on-line signal processing.
We propose a novel silicon diplexer integrated with filters for frequency-division multiplexing in the 300-GHz band. The diplexer consists of a directional coupler formed of unclad silicon wires, a photonic bandgap-based low-pass filter, and a high-pass filter based on frequencydependent bending loss. These integrated filters are capable of suppressing crosstalk and providing >15 dB isolation over 40 GHz, which is highly beneficial for terahertz-range wireless communications applications. We have used this diplexer in a simultaneous error-free wireless transmission of 300-GHz and 335-GHz channels at the aggregate data rate of 36 Gbit/s.
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