16x 16 optical-fiber crossbar switch operating at 0.85 mu m

16x 16 optical-fiber crossbar switch operating at 0.85 mu m

An optical-fiber crossbar switch has been constructed using fully integrated GaAs optoelectronic receivers, custom monolithic GaAs laser drivers, and an electrical 32x32 silicon crossbar switch. 470 Mb/s operation has been achieved with a bit error rate of less than 10(-12). The approach uses a mono...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of lightwave technology 1990-09, Vol.8 (9), p.1334-1342
Hauptverfasser: Pedrotti, K D, Beccue, S, Haber, W J, Brar, B P, Robinson, G, Kilcoyne, M K
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