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Sub-nanosecond Optical Switching Using Chip-Based Soliton Microcombs

Tobias Kippenberg, Maxim Karpov
2020
Conference Papers

Abstract

We demonstrate sub-nanosecond wavelength switching, using a chip-based soliton microcomb and a semiconductor optical amplifier-based wavelength selector. 50-Gbps PAM4 transmission is achieved with discrete components and 25-Gbps NRZ with a photonic integrated wavelength selector.

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