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O presente artigo discute diversas áreas de aplicação promissoras para links de dados ópticos baseados em diodos laser emissores de superfície de cavidade vertical (VCSELs) de alto desempenho. São considerados dispositivos de comprimento de onda de emissão de 850 e 980 nm realizados nos sistemas de materiais GaAs-AlGaAs ou InGaAs-AlGaAs. Mostramos resultados de transmissão de dados de sinais de 10 Gb/s em comprimento de onda de 830 nm em uma nova fibra de sílica multimodo de alta largura de banda de até 1.6 km de comprimento. O mesmo tipo de fibra é empregado para demonstrar o primeiro transporte de 40 Gb/s a mais de 300 m de distância por meio de uma abordagem de multiplexação por divisão de comprimento de onda grosseira de 4 canais. Um primeiro 1
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Rainer MICHALZIK, Karl Joachim EBELING, Max KICHERER, Felix MEDERER, Roger KING, Heiko UNOLD, Roland JAGER, "High-Performance VCSELs for Optical Data Links" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E84-C, no. 5, pp. 629-638, May 2001, doi: .
Abstract: The present paper discusses several promising application areas for optical data links based on high-performance vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser diodes (VCSELs). Both 850 and 980 nm emission wavelength devices realized in the GaAs-AlGaAs or InGaAs-AlGaAs material systems are considered. We show data transmission results of 10 Gb/s signals at 830 nm wavelength over a new high-bandwidth multimode silica fiber of up to 1.6 km length. The same fiber type is employed to demonstrate the first 40 Gb/s transport over 300 m distance by means of a 4-channel coarse wavelength-division multiplexing approach. A first 1
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