160 Gb/s optical time-division demultiplexing by four-wave mixing in a 5 cm length ultra-high nonlinear AS2S3 waveguide

Pelusi, M. D.; Ta'eed, V. G.; Madden, S.; Choi, D.; Luther-Davies, B.; Eggleton, B. J.

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160 Gb/s optical time-division demultiplexing by four-wave mixing in a 5 cm length ultra-high nonlinear AS2S3 waveguide

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2007

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An AS2S3 waveguide with ultra-high optical Kerr nonlinearity - 2000 W-1 km-1 demonstrates high-performance time-division demultiplexing of a 160 Gb/s signal into its tributary 10 Gb/s channels via four-wave mixing in just a 50 mm length device.

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160 Gb/s optical time-division demultiplexing by four-wave mixing in a 5 cm length ultra-high nonlinear AS2S3 waveguide

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