Project WON: Wideband Optical Networks
2019-01-01 – 2023-06-30
- Abstract
Bandwidth refers to the frequency range covered by a specific technology. When it comes to data traffic and communications technologies, adding more frequencies means adding more information carriers, like adding more lanes to a busy highway. Internet traffic has exploded and will only continue to increase. With the support of the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions programme, the WON project is establishing and coordinating the activities of the Wideband Optical Networks (WON) European Training Network. It will train 14 early stage researchers in areas including photonics, digital signal processing, system modelling and network and control management, enhancing European competitiveness in this socioeconomically critical field.
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- Journal Article
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Present and future of micro-transfer printing for heterogeneous photonic integrated circuits
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- Conference Paper
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Photonic integrated circuits realized using micro-transfer printing
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- Journal Article
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Micro-transfer printing InP C-band SOAs on advanced silicon photonics platform for lossless MZI switch fabrics and high-speed integrated transmitters
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Micro-transfer-printed III-V-on-Si semiconductor optical amplifier with 15 dBm output saturation power
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- Journal Article
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Micro-transfer printing for heterogeneous Si photonic integrated circuits
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- Conference Paper
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Micro-transfer-printed III-V-on-Si semiconductor optical amplifiers with high saturation power
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- Conference Paper
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Lossless high-speed silicon photonic MZI switch with a micro-transfer-printed III-V amplifier
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- Journal Article
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Micro-transfer-printed narrow-linewidth III-V-on-Si double laser structure with a combined 110 nm tuning range
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- Conference Paper
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Micro-transfer-printed III-V-on-Si laser with 120nm tuning range
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- Conference Paper
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Narrow-linewidth micro-transfer-printed III-V-on-Si laser with 110 nm tuning range