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Optical ring modulators are highly susceptible to external temperature noise and to self-heating from absorbed optical power. We mitigate both problems through circuit techniques. A control loop at the ring measures output power and controls a local heater to compensate for external temperature noise. A control loop at the receiver dynamically tracks DC variations to compensate for self-heating effects. The design has been implemented in a 40 nm TSMC technology.
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