Photonic routing systems using all-optical, hybrid integrated wavelength converter arrays

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Stampoulidis L. [1 ]
Kehayas E. [1 ]
Bakopoulos P. [1 ]
Apostolopoulos D. [1 ]
Zakynthinos P. [1 ]
Petrantonakis D. [1 ]
Avramopoulos H. [1 ]
Poustie A. [2 ]
Maxwell G. [2 ]
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[1] National Technical University of Athens, School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Zografou, Athens
[2] Centre for Integrated Photonics, Adastral Park, Ipswich
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All-optical wavelength converters; Functional integration; Optical packet switching; Photonic integration; Photonic routers; Silica-on-silicon; Silicon optical bench;
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10.4304/jnw.5.2.188-196
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The integration of a new generation of all-optical wavelength converters within European project IST-MUFINS has enabled the development of compact and multi-functional photonic processing systems. Here we present the realization of demanding functionalities required in high-capacity photonic routers using these highly integrated components including: Clock recovery, data/label recovery, wavelength routing and contention resolution; all implemented with multi-signal processing using a single photonic chip - a quadruple array of SOA-MZI wavelength converters which occupies a chip area of only 15 x 58 mm2. In addition, we present the capability of the technology to build WDM signal processing systems with the simultaneous operation of four quad devices in a four wavelength burst-mode regenerator. Finally, the potential of the technology to provide photonic systems-on-chip is demonstrated with the first hybrid integrated all-optical burst-mode receiver prototype. © 2010 Academy Publisher.
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