Eight-channel second-order ring resonator based SOI multiplexers/demultiplexers for optical interconnects

Papaioannou, S.; Dabos, George; Vyrsokinos, K.; Giannoulis, Giannis; Prinzen, Andreas; Porschatis, Caroline; Waldow, Michael; Apostolopoulos, D.; Avramopoulos, H.; Pleros, Nikos

doi:10.1109/ecoc.2014.6963933

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“…The ring resonators are cascaded to make all optical multiplexer and demultiplexer for DWDM systems. The higher order microring resonators are used to reduce the cross-talk in OADM [2]. Lithium niobate on insulator (LNOI) is the emerging technology for photonics devices as it shows an extensive electro-optic (EO), acousto-optic (AO) and thermo-optic (TO) effects, which help in making tunable devices [3,4].…”

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Eight-Channel Optical Add Drop Multiplexer Based on Ring Resonator Using LNOI Channel Waveguides

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In this paper we report on an eight-channel optical add drop multiplexer based on ring resonator using lithium niobate on insulator channel waveguides. It is suitable for a DWDM-GPON network with channel spacing of 100 GHz in C-band and data rate is 10 Gbps. The insertion loss at the drop port is maximum 1.2 dB and the Q-factor is 1636. It can be used as multiplexer as well as demultiplexer in 8-channel DWDM systems.

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