Low power CMOS-driven 1060 nm multimode optical link

Jean Benoit Héroux; Tomofumi Kise; Masaki Funabashi; Toyohiro Aoki; Clint Schow; Alexander V. Rylyakov; Shigeru Nakagawa

doi:10.1109/OFC.2014.6886770

OFC 2014

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03 Mar 2014

Low power CMOS-driven 1060 nm multimode optical link

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Abstract

A high speed, low power 1060nm optical link with 90-nm CMOS chips is demonstrated using a VCSEL bias as low as 2 mA. A 4.9 pJ/bit efficiency is obtained at 20 Gbps. © OSA 2014.

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