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  • Journal of Lightwave Technology
  • Vol. 29,
  • Issue 13,
  • pp. 1931-1936
  • (2011)

Demonstration of a Linearized Traveling Wave Y-Fed Directional Coupler Modulator Based on Electro-Optic Polymer

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Abstract

In this paper, we demonstrate a traveling wave linear modulator for high speed analog optical link applications. A two-section Y-fed directional coupler modulator based on electro-optic polymer is linearized with Δβ -reversal technique to suppress the third-order intermodulation distortions. A traveling wave electrode with low RF loss and excellent velocity matching is designed and demonstrated with the bandwidth-length product of 125 GHz·cm. The 3-dB electrical bandwidth of 10 GHz and the spurious free dynamic range of 110 ± 3 dB/Hz<sup>2/3</sup> over the modulation frequency of 2–8 GHz are measured form the fabricated device.

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