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1 September 1991 Integration of a coherent optical receiver with adaptive image rejection capability
Gerard Lachs, Syed M. Zaidi, Amit K. Singh, Rudolf E. Henning, Dominick A. Trascritti, H. Kim, Pallab Bhattacharya, Jagadeesh Pamulapati, P. J. McCleer, George I. Haddad, Stella W. Pang
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Abstract
This paper describes a coherent detection receiver (CDR) with adaptive image rejection capability which is also compatible with existing monolithic integrated optics and MMIC technology. It details the component selection and circuit layout tradeoffs that were considered for the design and fabrication of the CDR in monolithic IC format. An optical `half receiver' IC with waveguides, phase shifter, 3 dB coupler, and balanced mixer diodes has been constructed and tested. Measurements and results for this chip are given and discussed. An initial design and simulated results for the microwave (intermediate frequency) IC are also given and discussed.
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Gerard Lachs, Syed M. Zaidi, Amit K. Singh, Rudolf E. Henning, Dominick A. Trascritti, H. Kim, Pallab Bhattacharya, Jagadeesh Pamulapati, P. J. McCleer, George I. Haddad, and Stella W. Pang "Integration of a coherent optical receiver with adaptive image rejection capability", Proc. SPIE 1474, Optical Technology for Signal Processing Systems, (1 September 1991); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.44929
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Field effect transistors

Receivers

Cladding

Microwave radiation

Diodes

Photonic integrated circuits

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