We numerically and experimentally demonstrate for the first time a novel all-optical quantization technique using dense spectral slicing with a specially designed arrayed waveguide grating for orthogonal frequency division multiplexed signals. By using a mode-locked laser diode with low jitter, the quantization technique can be achieved a high-speed and low-jitter operation. Both numerical and experimental results confirm the feasibility of 10 GSample/s, completely linear 3-bit step quantization for photonic analog to digital conversion. This optical quantization technique will be beneficial for ultra-high-speed optical communication using digital signal processing.
Takahiro KODAMA
Mitsubishi Electric Corporation
Ryosuke MATSUMOTO
Osaka University
Akihiro MARUTA
Osaka University
Tsuyoshi KONISHI
Osaka University
Ken-ichi KITAYAMA
Osaka University
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Takahiro KODAMA, Ryosuke MATSUMOTO, Akihiro MARUTA, Tsuyoshi KONISHI, Ken-ichi KITAYAMA, "Nonlinear-Error-Free Optical Quantization Using Dense Spectral Slicing" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E99-B, no. 3, pp. 647-653, March 2016, doi: 10.1587/transcom.2015EBP3126.
Abstract: We numerically and experimentally demonstrate for the first time a novel all-optical quantization technique using dense spectral slicing with a specially designed arrayed waveguide grating for orthogonal frequency division multiplexed signals. By using a mode-locked laser diode with low jitter, the quantization technique can be achieved a high-speed and low-jitter operation. Both numerical and experimental results confirm the feasibility of 10 GSample/s, completely linear 3-bit step quantization for photonic analog to digital conversion. This optical quantization technique will be beneficial for ultra-high-speed optical communication using digital signal processing.
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