High-dynamic range channelized MEMS equalizing filter

D. T. Neilson; D. S. Greywall; S. Chandrasekhar; L. L. Buhl; H. Tang; L. Ko; N. R. Basavanhally; F. Pardo; D. A. Ramsey; J. D. Weld; Y. L. Low; J. Prybyla; R. Scotti; A. Gasparyan; M. Haueis; S. Arney; S. P. O'Neill; C. S. Pai; D. H. Malkani; M. M. Meyers; N. Saluzzi; S. H. Oh; O. D. Lopez; G. R. Bogart; F. P. Klemens; M. Luo; J. Q. Liu; K. Teffeau; A. Ramirez; K. S. Werder; J. E. Griffith; C. Frye; M. V. Kunnavakkam; S. T. Stanton; J. A. Liddle; H. T. Soh; T. C. Lee; O. Nalamasu; K. C. Nguyen

High-dynamic range channelized MEMS equalizing filter

D. T. Neilson, D. S. Greywall, S. Chandrasekhar, L. L. Buhl, H. Tang, L. Ko, N. R. Basavanhally, F. Pardo, D. A. Ramsey, J. D. Weld, Y. L. Low, J. Prybyla, R. Scotti, A. Gasparyan, M. Haueis, S. Arney, S. P. O'Neill, C. S. Pai, D. H. Malkani, M. M. MeyersN. Saluzzi, S. H. Oh, O. D. Lopez, G. R. Bogart, F. P. Klemens, M. Luo, J. Q. Liu, K. Teffeau, A. Ramirez, K. S. Werder, J. E. Griffith, C. Frye, M. V. Kunnavakkam, S. T. Stanton, J. A. Liddle, H. T. Soh, T. C. Lee, O. Nalamasu, K. C. Nguyen

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Abstract

A channelized micro-mechanical filter with 5 dB insertion loss and high extinction suitable for use as a channelized equalizing filter was demonstrated. The filter consists of free space optics, which demultiplex the wavelengths coming out of the fiber onto the tilt mirror array and re-multiplex them back onto the fiber. The pass bands were demonstrated to be sufficiently wide to permit its use with 40 Gb/s carrier suppressed return to zero source (CSRZ) signals.

Original language	English (US)
Title of host publication	Conference on Optical Fiber Communication, Technical Digest Series
Pages	586-588
Number of pages	3
Volume	70
State	Published - Jan 1 2002
Event	Optical Fiber Communication Conference and Exhibit - Anaheim, CA, United States Duration: Mar 17 2002 → Mar 22 2002

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Other	Optical Fiber Communication Conference and Exhibit
Country/Territory	United States
City	Anaheim, CA
Period	3/17/02 → 3/22/02

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Neilson, D. T., Greywall, D. S., Chandrasekhar, S., Buhl, L. L., Tang, H., Ko, L., Basavanhally, N. R., Pardo, F., Ramsey, D. A., Weld, J. D., Low, Y. L., Prybyla, J., Scotti, R., Gasparyan, A., Haueis, M., Arney, S., O'Neill, S. P., Pai, C. S., Malkani, D. H., ... Nguyen, K. C. (2002). High-dynamic range channelized MEMS equalizing filter. In Conference on Optical Fiber Communication, Technical Digest Series (Vol. 70, pp. 586-588)

Neilson, DT, Greywall, DS, Chandrasekhar, S, Buhl, LL, Tang, H, Ko, L, Basavanhally, NR, Pardo, F, Ramsey, DA, Weld, JD, Low, YL, Prybyla, J, Scotti, R, Gasparyan, A, Haueis, M, Arney, S, O'Neill, SP, Pai, CS, Malkani, DH, Meyers, MM, Saluzzi, N, Oh, SH, Lopez, OD, Bogart, GR, Klemens, FP, Luo, M, Liu, JQ, Teffeau, K, Ramirez, A, Werder, KS, Griffith, JE, Frye, C, Kunnavakkam, MV, Stanton, ST, Liddle, JA, Soh, HT, Lee, TC, Nalamasu, O & Nguyen, KC 2002, High-dynamic range channelized MEMS equalizing filter. in Conference on Optical Fiber Communication, Technical Digest Series. vol. 70, pp. 586-588, Optical Fiber Communication Conference and Exhibit, Anaheim, CA, United States, 3/17/02.

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