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A Co-planar Stripline Mach-Zehnder Modulator Enabling 160 GBd PAM-4 on an Indium Phosphide Platform

James Arthur Hillier, Qian Hu, Haoshuo Chen, Arezou Meighan, Luc Augustin, Michael Wale, Kevin Williams, and Weiming Yao

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Abstract

Large signal measurements are undertaken on electro-optic Mach-Zehnder modulators using a co-planar-stripline design, realised for the first time on a generic InP platform, demonstrating a 320 Gbit/s line rate with a bit error rate of 1.62×10-2.

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