Publications

We review and discuss some novel low-power and high-capacity silicon photonic devices and circuits, which can find applications in future 400G and beyond transceivers in telecom and datacom optical

Silicon photonics is perceived to provide low-cost, high-bandwidth and compact optical components for a wide range of applications in optical communications and interconnects.

We discuss silicon photonic integrated circuits to enable large-capacity wavelength-division multiplexing (WDM) applications.

Four level pulse amplitude modulation (PAM-4) has become the modulation format of choice to replace on-off keying (OOK) for the 400 Gb/s short reach optical communications systems.

A seven-core optical fiber, each core carrying two wavelength channels, is coupled to a novel silicon photonic integrated circuit (PIC).

IEEE We demonstrate the first-ever silicon photonics enabled hyper-wideband RF spread-spectrum link.

We demonstrate the first-ever silicon photonics enabled hyper-wideband RF spread-spectrum link.

We demonstrate the first-ever silicon photonics enabled hyper-wideband RF spread-spectrum link.

We demonstrate the first silicon photonics enabled hyper-wideband wireless link with an instantaneous bandwidth of 12 GHz, which is 85% of the center frequency of 14 GHz.

We demonstrate the first ultra-wideband RF link enabled by silicon photonics based optical signal proceessing.