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Compact Hybrid-Integrated Multi-Wavelength O-Band Laser Source using Photonic Wire Bonding

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Abstract

We present an O-band multi-wavelength source for wavelength division multiplexed optical transceivers. The source architecture comprises a monolithic DFB laser array hybrid-integrated with a Si3N4 star coupler via photonic wire bonds. The prototype source outputs an eight-wavelength comb into each of eight output fibers.

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