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1.3-μm 4×25-Gb/s hybrid integrated TOSA and ROSA
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Yu Liu, Hao-tian Bao, Yi-ming Zhang, Zhi-ke Zhang, Yun-shan Zhang, Xiang-fei Chen, Jun Lu, Yue-chun Shi, Jia-shun Zhang, Liang-liang Wang, Jun-ming An, Ning-hua Zhu. 1.3-μm 4×25-Gb/s hybrid integrated TOSA and ROSA[J]. Frontiers of Information Technology & Electronic Engineering, 2019, 20(4): 490-497.
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Abstract: The design and fabrication of a compact and low-cost 4×25-Gb/s transmitter optical sub-assembly (TOSA) and receiver optical sub-assembly (ROSA) using a hybrid integrated technique are reported. TOSA and ROSA are developed without thermoelectric cooler for coarse wavelength division multiplexing applications. Physical dimension of the packaged optical sub- assembly is limited to 11.5 mm×5.4 mm×5.4 mm. The design of TOSA and ROSA is employed using a silica-based arrayed waveguide grating chip to select the specific channel wavelength at O-band. In TOSA, the wavelength of four 1.3-μm discrete directly modulated laser chips is well controlled based on the reconstruction equivalent chirp technique. In the back-to-back transmission test, bit error rates for all lanes of cascade of the TOSA and ROSA are small. A clear opening eye diagram is obtained.
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