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Photonic integrated transceiver for the access network

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To reduce fabrication costs of fibre-optic terminal modules for interactive services, an InGaAsP/InP chip fabrication process has been developed for monolithic integration of a strained-layer multiple quantum well laser, a monitor diode and a photoreceiver with a 1300/1530nm filter. Reception responsivity and output power of the chips are 0.1 AW-1 at 1300nm wavelength and 4.5mW at 1530nm wavelength, respectively. At present, complete modules with fibre pigtail exhibit 0.7mW launch power, but 1.4 mW is expected with the latest chips.

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  1. Corporate Research and Development, Siemens AG, D-81730, München, Germany

    W. Metzger, P. C. Clemens, G. Heise, H. F. Mahlein, R. Matz, H. Michel & J. Rieger

  2. Electromechanical Components Division, Siemens AG, D-13629, Berlin, Germany

    J. G. Bauer & M. Klein

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Metzger, W., Bauer, J.G., Clemens, P.C. et al. Photonic integrated transceiver for the access network. Opt Quant Electron 28, 51–56 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00578550

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