Large-Scale InP Transmitter PICs for PM-DQPSK Fiber Transmission Systems

Corzine, S.; Evans, P.; Fisher, M.; Gheorma, J.; Kato, Masaki; Dominic, V.; Samra, P.; Nilsson, A.; Rahn, Jeff; Lyubomirsky, I.; Dentai, A.G.; Studenkov, P.; Missey, M.; Lambert, Damien; Spannagel, A.; Muthiah, R.; Salvatore, R.A.; Murthy, S.; Strzelecka, E.; Pleumeekers, J.L.; Chen, Arnold; Schneider, Richard; Nagarajan, Radhakrishnan; Ziari, M.; Stewart, Jason A.; Joyner, C.H.; Kish, Fred; Welch, David

doi:10.1109/lpt.2010.2048894

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“…In the table, the last column refers to the references listed at the end of this article. components, the most complex PIC reported so far [29]. Figure 1 shows a more or less exponential increase in complexity, with a much larger scatter than its microelectronic counterpart.…”

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GENERIC INP-BASED INTEGRATION TECHNOLOGY: PRESENT AND PROSPECTS (Invited Review)

Gilardi¹,

Smit²

2014

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Abstract-The generic foundry approach will lead to a revolution in micro and nanophotonics, just as it did in microelectronics thirty years ago. Generic integration leads to a drastic reduction in the entry costs for developing Photonic Integrated Circuits. Integrated circuits using generic integration open up a whole new range of applications including data communications, fiber-to-the-home, fiber sensors, gas sensing, medical diagnostics, metrology and consumer photonics. Present status and prospects of InP-based photonic foundry technology are reviewed.

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GENERIC INP-BASED INTEGRATION TECHNOLOGY: PRESENT AND PROSPECTS (Invited Review)

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Smit²

2014

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“…Phase modulation together with coherent detection also results in better receiver performance and longer reaches. To date, we have reported a 10-channel, 40 Gbit/s per channel, phase modulated transmitter InP PIC capable of operating in the quadrature phase shift keying (QPSK) mode with or without differential encoding [2]. Following this work, we demonstrated a 10-channel, 45.6Gbit/s per channel, polarisation multiplexed DQPSK, InP receiver PIC [3].…”

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Five-channel, 114 Gbit/s per channel, dual carrier, dual polarisation, coherent QPSK, monolithic InP receiver photonic integrated circuit

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“…Multi-wavelength light sources are key components in dense wavelength division multiplexing optical transmission systems and are indispensable in future photonic networks [1,[2][3][4]. The monolithically integrated distributed feedback (DFB) laser arrays are widely used for their stable and highly reliable single-mode operation in modern wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) system, which enables optical networks cost-effective, reliable and provides higher performance and more functionality.…”

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