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The consistent demand for high-speed wireline communication due to high-performance computing and most recently due to machine learning and artificial intelligence has driven the development of transmitters operating beyond 100Gb/s per lane [1–4] and optical modules operating beyond 400Gb/s [4]. High-speed wireline communication requires high-bandwidth high-sampling rate ADCs and DACs with low-jitter PLLs as the main analog building blocks. In this paper, we present an energy-efficient optical transmitter fully integrated in an 800G coherent DSP chip using 4 reconfigurable 60-160GS/s 8b DACs with a 57GHz AFE bandwidth, fabricated in a 5nm FinFET process.
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