SOA Amplifies 100 Gb/s Optical Networks

Sept. 18, 2007
CIP has announced an innovative semiconductor optical amplifier (SOA) for all-optical networks operating to 100 Gb/s. The amplifier, which features a gain recovery time of 10 ps, is a nonlinear device with 20 dB gain. It is suitable for a wide range of ...

CIP has announced an innovative semiconductor optical amplifier (SOA) for all-optical networks operating to 100 Gb/s. The amplifier, which features a gain recovery time of 10 ps, is a nonlinear device with 20 dB gain. It is suitable for a wide range of optical network applications, including four-wave mixing, cross-gain modulation, or cross-phase modulation. The 1550-nm optical amplifier is based on indium-phosphide (InP) semiconductor technology. For more information, visit the CIP website at: http://wwwciphotonics.com

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