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A flexible, transparent, fine fibre made of extruded silica to function as a wave guide to transmitting signals through light
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Drive electo-optic modulators with FPGA
Depending on how much current the modulator requires, one solution might be a current feedback op amp. There are a number of high slew rate op amps with slew rates just about where you want it. One …
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What options do I have to combine and format 18 600Mbps ADC serial streams over QSFP+?
Presuming you really do mean 600 Mbps and not 600 Msps times some number of bits, 18 x 600 Mbps = 10.8 Gbps. 10G Ethernet is 10 Gbps, so it would probably be doable without any compression if you run …
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Using QSFP28 Module at Lower Lane Rate
If you aren't running at a compatible line rate, you'll need to disable the transceiver CDR circuitry. I have had to do this before when running at rates other than 25G, including at 10G. This can be …
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What is used to detect light from fiber optic signals in high speed Internet?
Yep, high speed photodiodes are the simplest way to do this. A receiver will usually consist of a photodiode and transimpedance amplifier (current in, voltage out). After that, it's just a high speed …
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How is 255 Tbit/s processed in optical fiber communication?
It seems like you're referring specifically to http://www.nature.com/nphoton/journal/v8/n11/full/nphoton.2014.243.html . It can be read here: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/269099858_Ultra- …
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