High-power semi-cooled electroabsorption modulator integrated with laser for 10.7Gbps-80km optical transceivers

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High-power semi-cooled electroabsorption modulator integrated with laser for 10.7Gbps-80km optical transceivers

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  • DOI:  10.1049/cp:20050778
  • ISBN: 0 86341 543 1
  • Location: Glasgow, UK
  • Conference date: 25-29 Sept. 2005
  • Format: PDF
Absorption layers of EML have been optimised by using shallow quantum well for high-power and ultralow-chirp operation under semi-cooled conditions. Successful 10.7 Gbps-1600ps/nm transmission has been attained at the +3.0dBm average fiber launched power and 45°C. (2 pages)

Inspec keywords: optical transmitters; optical fibre communication; electro-optical modulation; optical receivers; semiconductor quantum wells; electroabsorption; quantum well lasers; integrated optics

Subjects: Integrated optics; Electro-optical effects (condensed matter); Integrated optics; Optical communication equipment; Optical communication devices, equipment and systems; Optical beam modulators; Electro-optical devices; Lasing action in semiconductors; Laser beam characteristics and interactions; Semiconductor lasers; Electron states in low-dimensional structures

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