SOA-Integrated Silicon Photonics Switch and Its Lossless Multistage Transmission of High-Capacity WDM Signals

We experimentally demonstrate the lossless transmission of wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) signals through a silicon-photonics 4 × 4 switch with a flip-chip bonded 4-channel semiconductor optical amplifier (SOA). We first optimized the input power and gain of the SOA-integrated switch to obta...

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Hauptverfasser: Konoike, Ryotaro, Suzuki, Keijiro, Inoue, Takashi, Matsumoto, Takeshi, Kurahashi, Teruo, Uetake, Ayahito, Takabayashi, Kazumasa, Akiyama, Suguru, Sekiguchi, Shigeaki, Namiki, Shu, Kawashima, Hitoshi, Ikeda, Kazuhiro
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description We experimentally demonstrate the lossless transmission of wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) signals through a silicon-photonics 4 × 4 switch with a flip-chip bonded 4-channel semiconductor optical amplifier (SOA). We first optimized the input power and gain of the SOA-integrated switch to obtain the optimum operation point in terms of the transmitted signal quality. We then performed simultaneous transmission of 8-ch, 32-Gbaud, SP 16-QAM WDM (800 Gb/s) signals through all the four paths of the switch. The effect of crosstalk on the switch was very small, and thus could not be observed. We also examined multistage (up to four stages) transmission of the signals with circulating configurations. We show that even for a 4-stage transmission, the bit error rate of the transmitted signal is below the 20% forward-error-correction limit. Finally, we discuss approaches to improve the optical signal-to-noise ratio of the transmitted signals to enlarge the signal quality margin and increase the possible number of the cascading stages and/or WDM channels for wide applications.
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Bit error rate
Crosstalk
Error correction
Fiber optic networks
Integrated optics
Multistage
Optical communication
Optical fiber devices
Optical switches
Photonics
Semiconductor optical amplifiers
Signal quality
Silicon
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Switching theory
Wave division multiplexing
Wavelength division multiplexing
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