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27 December 1995 155-Mb/s three-plane reconfigurable wavelength-division-multiplexed optical interconnection
James E. Leight, Sven Homan, Alan Eli Willner, Giorgio Giaretta, M. Y. Li, Constance J. Chang-Hasnain
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Abstract
The ability to efficiently connect many high-speed parts is of critical importance for large- capacity data communications. High bandwidth, 2D optical planes can be employed to achieve such an interconnection and avoid electronic bottlenecks. A novel solution which dramatically increases the functionality of optical-plane interconnections uses wavelength multiplexing to facilitate one 2D optical plane interconnecting reconfigurably with many other planes. We report the first experimental demonstration of using wavelength multiplexing to facilitate reconfigurable interconnections between one pixel on the source plane and one pixel on each of several detector planes. We show the near-error-free 155 Mb/s transmission and detection of 3 different wavelengths at three detector planes.
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James E. Leight, Sven Homan, Alan Eli Willner, Giorgio Giaretta, M. Y. Li, and Constance J. Chang-Hasnain "155-Mb/s three-plane reconfigurable wavelength-division-multiplexed optical interconnection", Proc. SPIE 2613, Emerging Components and Technologies for All-Optical Networks, (27 December 1995); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.228862
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Signal detection

Vertical cavity surface emitting lasers

Wavelength division multiplexing

Optical interconnects

Modulation

Transmitters

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