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Monolithic polarization diversity coherent receiver based on 120-degree optical hybrids on siliconDong et al., 2014
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- Dong P
- Xie C
- Buhl L
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- Optics Express
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We present a monolithic polarization diversity coherent receiver by employing 120-degree optical hybrids on a silicon photonic integrated circuit (PIC). This PIC monolithically integrates silicon inverse tapers for fiber coupling, silicon polarization splitters, germanium …
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