Single channel 1.28 Tbit∕s and 2.56 Tbit∕s DQPSK transmission

Weber, H.G.; Ferber, S.; Kroh, M.; Schmidt‐Langhorst, Carsten; Ludwig, R.; Marembert, V.; Boerner, C.; Futami, Fumio; Watanabe, Shigeki; Schubert, C.

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“…Therefore, by adopting the aforementioned methods to reduce free-carrier lifetimes, our nonlinear pulse compressor may efficiently operate at the commonly used rate of 10 Gbit s − 1 before multiplexing in 1.28 Tb s − 1 OTDM systems 8,9 .…”

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Monolithic nonlinear pulse compressor on a silicon chip

2010

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Projected demands in information bandwidth have resulted in a paradigm shift from electrical to optical interconnects. Switches, modulators and wavelength converters have all been demonstrated on complementary metal-oxide semiconductor compatible platforms, and are important for all optical signal and information processing. Similarly, pulse compression is crucial for creating short pulses necessary for key applications in high-capacity communications, imaging and spectroscopy. In this study, we report the first demonstration of a chip-scale, nanophotonic pulse compressor on silicon, operating by nonlinear spectral broadening from self-phase modulation in a nanowire waveguide, followed by temporal compression with an integrated dispersive element. Using a low input peak power of 10 W, we achieve compression factors as high as 7 for 7 ps pulses. This compact and efficient device will enable ultrashort pulse sources to be integrated with systems level photonic circuits necessary for future optoelectronic networks.

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Monolithic nonlinear pulse compressor on a silicon chip

2010

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“…This strategy has led to a few demonstrations of single channel bit rates of 2.56 Tbit/s or more. The first demonstration used DQPSK and pol-mux of 640 Gbaud to achieve a bit rate of 2.56 Tbit/s [3]. Recently by changing the modulation format to 8PSK combined with coherent detection an error free data rate of 3.56 Tbit/s was demonstrated, assuming UFEC [4].…”

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Generation and Detection of 2.56 Tbit/s OTDM Data using DPSK and Polarisation Multiplexing

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“…Recent highlights of the endeavors to boost the bit rates to the Tbit/s regime include the record breaking 2.56 Tbit/s using DQPSK and pol-MUX on a 640 Gbaud RZ pulse rate [4] and a recent upgrade to 8PSK on 640 Gbaud with pol-MUX resulted in below FEC-limit 3.56 Tbit/s using coherent reception and 2.38 Tbit/s using 16 QAM on 640 Gbaud without pol-MUX [5]. The combination of time division multiplexing and coherent receiver techniques has also been successfully studied by the Kikuchi group and recently led to a 1.28 Tbit/s based on 16 QAM on a 160 Gbaud pol-MUX OTDM pulse train [6].…”

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