Abstract
With a silicon-based modulator we generate single-polarization 16QAM signals at symbol rates of 63 GBd (252 Gbit/s, 22 fJ/bit, BER = 4.1×10−3). The experiments show a path towards Si-based 500 Gbit/s dual-polarization single-wavelength transmitters.
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