We demonstrate a widely tunable laser transmitter that accesses 32 ITU channels with 100-GHz spacing and switches between all channel combinations in less than 45 ns. The compact module uses commercially available electronic components. We investigate the electrical and thermal properties of the laser and the tuning section driver. The experiments show that a low output impedance driver circuit produces faster switching times. Also, temperature variation of the laser limits the wavelength accuracy of the switching. Finally, we present the correlation between switching times and the laser tuning currents.
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