Balanced polarisation diversity receiver using hybrid assembly techniques for optical coherent multichannel systems

Hankey, J.; Urquhart, J. S.; Moseley, A.J.; Edge, C.; Wale, M.J.; Owen, Man Hon Samuel; Pike, Sumneytown

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“…If the laser is not integrated, both a SMF fiber and a PMF fiber need to be coupled to the PIC simultaneously using, for example, a Si V-groove technique as used by GMMT [28]. If photodetectors are not integrated, such as in the versions made by AT&T [22], NTT [23], CNET [27], and HHI [29], then the output waveguides must be coupled to four fibers, which has not been reported so far, or quad photodetectors need to be packaged together with the hybrid as was reported by HHI [35].…”

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“…But even if photodetectors are integrated with the hybrid, the high-frequency behavior will still be limited by the electrical connection between the photodetectors and the front-end electronics. If SMA connectors are used between the photodetectors and the electronic front-end, a cutoff frequency of 6 GHz is still achievable (Bellcore [30]), but optimum highfrequency behavior actually requires that either the electronic front-end is placed inside the package (5 GHz, GMMT [28]) or that FET's are integrated as well (1 GHz, HHI [42]).…”

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confidence: 99%

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Integrated-optic versus microoptic devices for fiber-optic telecommunication systems: a comparison

Pennings

Khoe

Smit

et al. 1996

IEEE J. Select. Topics Quantum Electron.

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Section: Monolithically Integratedmentioning

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Integrated-optic versus microoptic devices for fiber-optic telecommunication systems: a comparison

Pennings

Khoe

Smit

et al. 1996

IEEE J. Select. Topics Quantum Electron.

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“…Specific efforts are dedicated to the integration of balanced detectors, the integration of balanced detectors and electronics [52], 1621, [63], integration of detectors and passive optical components [64] and the realization of planar diversity circuits [65]- [67].…”

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Coherent multicarrier technology for implementation in the customer access

Khoe

Heydt

Borges³

et al. 1993

J. Lightwave Technol.

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The use of coherent multi-carrier (CMC) techniques in the integrated broad-band communication (IBC) network is up by Philips (prime contractor), the Heinrich-Hertz-Institute, Plessev. Siemens. IMEC. and LEp. and switching issues. Details on the realization of a CMC demonstrator for a customer access and plans for implementation of the engineered equipment in field trials are presented. Work is being carried out within the framework of the European Community RACE (Research and development in Advanced Communications technologies in Europe) projects.

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Aspects of Polarization in Optical Fiber Transmission

Tiwari

Tripathi

2002

IETE Technical Review

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Balanced polarisation diversity receiver using hybrid assembly techniques for optical coherent multichannel systems

Cited by 11 publications

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Integrated-optic versus microoptic devices for fiber-optic telecommunication systems: a comparison

Integrated-optic versus microoptic devices for fiber-optic telecommunication systems: a comparison

Coherent multicarrier technology for implementation in the customer access

Aspects of Polarization in Optical Fiber Transmission

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