The aim of this paper is to study the performance of an ac/dc converter with low output voltage and low input current harmonic content.
An MOS transistor with zero drain to source voltage is analysed as a filter element.
The potential of a quantum dash based modelocked laser to achieve a low phase noise oscillator by means of an optical self-injection loop is demonstrated.
We report the stabilization of a 90 GHz mmW signal generated from a fully integrated photonic source.
Using low power consumption photonic modules containing a low timing jitter optical laser source and an optical gate, we demonstrated potential all-optical sampling of a radio signal carried at >
Quantum dash mode-locked laser are very simple sources to generate a low linewidth tone over an optical signal.
This paper presents a comparison between two low power (12 W) AC/DC on-board power converters to be used in an AC distributed architecture for telecommunication applications.
A burst-mode laser driver for use in 155 Mb/s and 50Mb/s passive optical networks (ATM-PON/FSAN, N-PON, pi-PON) uses mixed signal design techniques in a standard 0.5 micron CMOS process to achieve
While there has been much discussion in the literature regarding optical interconnects within future generations of large-scale computer systems, little experimental work exists investigating a fun
A novel current-mode, binary-tree, asyn- chronous, nonlinear Min/Max lter is presented.
