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56 Gbit/s InGaAlAs-MQW 1300 nm Electroabsorption-Modulated DFB-Lasers with Impedance Matching Circuit

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In this article, an electroabsorption modulated DFB Lasers at 1305 nm using an identical InGaAlAs MQW core in the DFB and the EAM section were developed.
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We have developed electroabsorption modulated DFB Lasers at 1305 nm using an identical InGaAlAs MQW core in the DFB and the EAM section. A 50Ω matching circuit is realized on-chip giving an f3dB of 39.4 GHz. We present 56 Gbit/s eyes with a dynamic extinction ratio of 9.5 dB. The fiber coupled output power under modulation is +5 dBm at 45°C.

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1.3 μm Electroabsorption Modulated lasers for PAM4/PAM8 single channel 100 Gb/s

TL;DR: In this paper, 1.3μm Electroabsorption modulated DFB Lasers (EMLs) operating at 45°C are presented for higher order intensity modulation formats.
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InGaAlAs RW-based electro-absorption-modulated DFB-lasers for high-speed applications

TL;DR: In this article, a single InGaAlAs MQW waveguide is used for both the DFB and the EAM enabling a low-cost fabrication process similar to a conventional DFB laser diode.
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Gain-Coupled 4×56 Gb/s EML Array with Optimized Bonding-Wire Inductance

TL;DR: In this paper, the influence of bonding-wire inductance on the modulation performance of EML arrays is investigated based on the circuit parameters extracted from the S11 data, and it is found that the modulation bandwidth can be enhanced by taking advantage of the bondingwire induced resonance.
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Semiconductor-based modulators

TL;DR: In this paper, a comparison of direct laser modulation, electroabsorption, and Mach-Zehnder interferometer modulators is presented, with specific emphasis on aspects of high-speed modulator design.
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