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304 channel MicroLED based CMOS transceiver IC with aggregate 1 Tbps and sub-pJ per bit capability

Bardia Pezeshki, Suresh Rangarajan, Alex Tselikov, Emad Afifi, Ivan Huang, Jeff Pepper, Sarah Zou, Howard Rourke, Rowan Pocock, Alasdair Fikouras, Farzad Khoeini, Vahid Mirkhani, Steve Novak, and Rob Kalman

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Abstract

1Tbps 16nm-CMOS transceiver IC with microLED array-based transmitter and hybrid silicon detector array runs at about 1pJ/bit using 304 channels at 3.3Gbps per lane. Initial results are shown for single lane and in various configurations.

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