160 Gb/s SOA-based wavelength conversion and all-optical switching of 80 Gb/s data packets using a wavelength converter and a monolithically integrated optical flip-flop

Y. Liu; E. Tangdiongga; M.T. Hill; Z. Li; S. Zhang; H. Waardt, de; J.H.C. Zantvoort, van; E. Smalbrugge; T. Vries, de; J.J.M. Binsma; Y.S. Oei; X.J.M. Leijtens; M.K. Smit; A.M.J. Koonen; G.D. Khoe; H.J.S. Dorren

160 Gb/s SOA-based wavelength conversion and all-optical switching of 80 Gb/s data packets using a wavelength converter and a monolithically integrated optical flip-flop

Y. Liu, E. Tangdiongga, M.T. Hill, Z. Li, S. Zhang, H. Waardt, de, J.H.C. Zantvoort, van, E. Smalbrugge, T. Vries, de, J.J.M. Binsma, Y.S. Oei, X.J.M. Leijtens, M.K. Smit, A.M.J. Koonen, G.D. Khoe, H.J.S. Dorren

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We demonstrate an error-free 160 Gb/s SOA-based optical wavelength converter. This optical wavelength converter can be controlled by a monolithically integrated optical flip-flop memory to switch 80 Gb/s data-packets all-optically. The optical wavelength converter consists of an SOA and an optical filter. Assisting by an optical bandpass filter, an effectively recovery time of 3 ps is achieved in an SOA, which ensures 160 Gb/s operation. The integrated optical flip-flop based on two-coupled lasers, exhibits single-mode operation, has 35 dB contrast ratio between the states and switches state in about 2 ns. We show that the integrated flip-flop is capable to control an optical wavelength conversion up to 160 Gb/s. The system is capable of routing 80 Gb/s data packets with duration of 35 ns, separated by 15 ns of guard time.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings of the Broadband Europe Meeting, 12-13 December 2005, Bordeaux, France
Place of Publication	Bordeaux, France
Pages	T03A.03-1/4
Publication status	Published - 2005
Event	Broadband Europe 2005 (BBEurope 2005), December 12-13, 2005, Bordeaux, France - Bordeaux, France Duration: 12 Dec 2005 → 13 Dec 2005

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Conference	Broadband Europe 2005 (BBEurope 2005), December 12-13, 2005, Bordeaux, France
Abbreviated title	BBEurope 2005
Country/Territory	France
City	Bordeaux
Period	12/12/05 → 13/12/05

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Liu, Y., Tangdiongga, E., Hill, M. T., Li, Z., Zhang, S., Waardt, de, H., Zantvoort, van, J. H. C., Smalbrugge, E., Vries, de, T., Binsma, J. J. M., Oei, Y. S., Leijtens, X. J. M., Smit, M. K., Koonen, A. M. J., Khoe, G. D., & Dorren, H. J. S. (2005). 160 Gb/s SOA-based wavelength conversion and all-optical switching of 80 Gb/s data packets using a wavelength converter and a monolithically integrated optical flip-flop. In Proceedings of the Broadband Europe Meeting, 12-13 December 2005, Bordeaux, France (pp. T03A.03-1/4).

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160 Gb/s SOA-based wavelength conversion and all-optical switching of 80 Gb/s data packets using a wavelength converter and a monolithically integrated optical flip-flop. / Liu, Y.; Tangdiongga, E.; Hill, M.T. et al.
Proceedings of the Broadband Europe Meeting, 12-13 December 2005, Bordeaux, France. Bordeaux, France, 2005. p. T03A.03-1/4.

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160 Gb/s SOA-based wavelength conversion and all-optical switching of 80 Gb/s data packets using a wavelength converter and a monolithically integrated optical flip-flop

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