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Photonic-Eletronic Arbitrary Waveform Generation up to 100 GHz Using Active Phase Stabilization

C. Füllner, A. Sherifaj, T. Henauer, D. Fang, D. Drayss, T. Harter, T. Z. Gutema, W. Freude, S. Randel, and C. Koos

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Abstract

We demonstrate photonic-electronic ultra-broadband arbitrary waveform generation based on coherent reception of IQ signals and active phase stabilization. We show the viability of our concept by generating OOK and PAM4 data signals at symbol rates up to 200 GBd.

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