Analog Radio-Over-Fiber Transceivers Based on III–V-on-Silicon Photonics

Kasper Van Gasse; Laurens Bogaert; Laurens Breyne; Joris Van Kerrebrouck; Sören Dhoore; Camiel Op de Beeck; Andrew Katumba; Chia-Yi Wu; Haolin Li; Jochem Verbist; Abdul Rahim; Amin Abbasi; Bart Moeneclaey; Z. Wang; H. Chen; Joris Van Campenhout; Xin Liang Yin; Bart Kuyken; Geert Morthier; Johan Bauwelinck; Guy Torfs; Günther Roelkens

doi:10.1109/lpt.2018.2867930

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Analog radio-over-fiber transceivers allow a substantial reduction in the complexity of the remote radio heads in the wireless network of the future. In this letter, we discuss the building blocks for such a transceiver implemented on a silicon photonics platform, with the heterogeneous integration of III-V devices and the co-integration with electronics. Transmission experiments that demonstrate the viability of such integrated analog transceivers are described.

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