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Quasi frequency drift suppression for burst mode operation in low-cost thermally-tuned TWDM-PON

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Abstract

To solve the problem of thermally-induced frequency drift in burst-mode transmitters for TWDM access networks, we propose a laser with reduced self-heating, and a simple counter-heating method that demonstrates clear improvement in burst-mode BER measurements.

© 2017 Optical Society of America

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