Abstract—Compact optical clock recovery is demonstrated by utilizing filtered and amplified photocurrent in a traveling-wave electroabsorption modulator. The 40-GHz optical clock was recov-ered from a 40-Gb/s optical time-division multiplexed signal and transferred to a new clock wavelength. The recovered optical clock has 500-fs timing jitter and 8-ps pulsewidth. Index Terms—Clock recovery, electroabsorption modulator (EAM), optical data processing, regeneration. I
Department of Electronic and Information EngineeringPhotonics Research CentreDepartment of Electrica...
A 10 GHz clock recovery from a 160 Gb/s data signal is demonstrated using a bidirectionally operated...
All-optical clock recovery for the return-to-zero modulation format is demonstrated experimentally a...
Abstract—We describe an optical clock recovery circuit that employs a traveling-wave electroabsorpti...
Abstract—An injection-locking traveling-wave electroabsorp-tion modulator-based ring oscillator is d...
Abstract A compact traveling-wave electroabsorption modulator-based ring oscillator is utilized to p...
Abstract—We propose and demonstrate a novel reamplification, retiming, and reshaping regeneration ap...
Abstract We demonstrate for the first time using a traveling-wave electroabsorption modulator simult...
A 40 GHz clock signal is recovered from a single-polarisation 320 Gbit/s data signal using a bidirec...
Abstract—A traveling-wave electroabsorption modulator (TW-EAM) is used to realize three simultaneous...
Abstract: We demonstrate a novel 40-Gb/s optical 3R regenerator that utilizes a traveling-wave elect...
Clock recovery from a 160 Gbit/s data signal is demonstrated using a bidirectionally operated electr...
Abstract Optical clock recovery is demonstrated from 20 Gbps pseudo-data patterns. The recovered 20 ...
A traveling-wave electroabsorption modulator (TW-EAM) is used to realize three simultaneous function...
Clock recovery (CR) from a 160-Gb/s data signal is demonstrated using a single unidirectional electr...
Department of Electronic and Information EngineeringPhotonics Research CentreDepartment of Electrica...
A 10 GHz clock recovery from a 160 Gb/s data signal is demonstrated using a bidirectionally operated...
All-optical clock recovery for the return-to-zero modulation format is demonstrated experimentally a...
Abstract—We describe an optical clock recovery circuit that employs a traveling-wave electroabsorpti...
Abstract—An injection-locking traveling-wave electroabsorp-tion modulator-based ring oscillator is d...
Abstract A compact traveling-wave electroabsorption modulator-based ring oscillator is utilized to p...
Abstract—We propose and demonstrate a novel reamplification, retiming, and reshaping regeneration ap...
Abstract We demonstrate for the first time using a traveling-wave electroabsorption modulator simult...
A 40 GHz clock signal is recovered from a single-polarisation 320 Gbit/s data signal using a bidirec...
Abstract—A traveling-wave electroabsorption modulator (TW-EAM) is used to realize three simultaneous...
Abstract: We demonstrate a novel 40-Gb/s optical 3R regenerator that utilizes a traveling-wave elect...
Clock recovery from a 160 Gbit/s data signal is demonstrated using a bidirectionally operated electr...
Abstract Optical clock recovery is demonstrated from 20 Gbps pseudo-data patterns. The recovered 20 ...
A traveling-wave electroabsorption modulator (TW-EAM) is used to realize three simultaneous function...
Clock recovery (CR) from a 160-Gb/s data signal is demonstrated using a single unidirectional electr...
Department of Electronic and Information EngineeringPhotonics Research CentreDepartment of Electrica...
A 10 GHz clock recovery from a 160 Gb/s data signal is demonstrated using a bidirectionally operated...
All-optical clock recovery for the return-to-zero modulation format is demonstrated experimentally a...