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2010 – 2019
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[j4]Mostafa Gamal Ahmed
, Tam N. Huynh, Christopher Williams, Yong Wang, Pavan Kumar Hanumolu, Alexander V. Rylyakov:
34-GBd Linear Transimpedance Amplifier for 200-Gb/s DP-16-QAM Optical Coherent Receivers. IEEE J. Solid State Circuits 54(3): 834-844 (2019)- [c13]Abdelrahman H. Ahmed, Daihyun Lim, Abdellatif Elmoznine, Yangjin Ma, Tam N. Huynh, Christopher Williams, Leonardo Vera, Yang Liu, Ruizhi Shi, Matthew Streshinsky, Ari Novack, Ran Ding, Rick Younce, Rafid A. Sukkar, Jose Roman, Michael Hochberg, Sudip Shekhar, Alexander V. Rylyakov:
A 6V Swing 3.6% THD >40GHz Driver with 4.5× Bandwidth Extension for a 272Gb/s Dual-Polarization 16-QAM Silicon Photonic Transmitter. ISSCC 2019: 484-486 - [c12]Yangjin Ma, Christopher Williams, Mostafa Gamal Ahmed, Abdellatif Elmoznine, Daihyun Lim, Yang Liu, Ruizhi Shi, Tam N. Huynh, Jose Roman, Abdelrahman H. Ahmed, Leonardo Vera, Yaojia Chen, Alexandre Horth, Hang Guan, Kishore Padmaraju, Matthew Streshinsky, Ari Novack, Rafid A. Sukkar, Rick Younce, Alexander V. Rylyakov, Dominick Scordo, Michael Hochberg:
An All-Silicon Transmitter with Co-Designed Modulator and DC-Coupled Driver. OFC 2019: 1-3 - 2018
- [c11]Mostafa Gamal Ahmed, Tam N. Huynh, Christopher Williams, Yong Wang, Rahul Shringarpure, Reza Yousefi, Jose Roman, Noam Ophir, Alexander V. Rylyakov:
A 34Gbaud Linear Transimpedance Amplifier with Automatic Gain Control for 200Gb/s DP-16QAM Optical Coherent Receivers. OFC 2018: 1-3 - [c10]Ari Novack, Matthew Streshinsky, Tam N. Huynh, Tal Galfsky, Hang Guan, Yang Liu, Yangjin Ma, Ruizhi Shi, Alexandre Horth, Yaojia Chen, Amir Hanjani, Jose Roman, Yury Dziashko, Ran Ding, Saeed Fathololoumi, Andy Eu-Jin Lim, Kishore Padmaraju, Rafid A. Sukkar, Rick Younce, Harald Rohde, Robert Palmer, Guido Saathoff, Torsten Wuth, Marc Bohn, Abdelrahman H. Ahmed, Mostafa Gamal Ahmed, Christopher Williams, Daihyun Lim, Abdellatif Elmoznine, Alexander V. Rylyakov, Tom Baehr Jones, Peter Magill, Dominick Scordo, Michael Hochberg:
A Silicon Photonic Transceiver and Hybrid Tunable Laser for 64 Gbaud Coherent Communication. OFC 2018: 1-3 - 2017
- [c9]Tam N. Huynh, Fuad E. Doany, Daniel M. Kuchta, Deepa Gazula, Edward Shaw, J. O'Daniel, J. A. Tatum:
4×50Gb/s NRZ shortwave-wavelength division multiplexing VCSEL link over 50m multimode fiber. OFC 2017: 1-3 - [c8]Benjamin G. Lee, Nicolas Dupuis, Renato Rimolo-Donadio, Tam N. Huynh, Christian W. Baks, Douglas M. Gill, William M. J. Green:
Driver-integrated 56-Gb/s segmented electrode silicon Mach Zehnder modulator using optical-domain equalization. OFC 2017: 1-3 - 2016
- [c7]Laurent Schares, Tam N. Huynh, M. G. Wood, Russell A. Budd, Fuad E. Doany, Daniel M. Kuchta, Nicolas Dupuis, Benjamin G. Lee, Clint L. Schow, Martin Moehrle, Ariane Sigmund, W. Rehbein, Tsung-Yang Liow, L. W. Luo, G. Q. Lo:
A gain-integrated silicon photonic carrier with SOA-array for scalable optical switch fabrics. OFC 2016: 1-3 - 2015
- [c6]Prince M. Anandarajah, Tam N. Huynh, Vidak Vujicic, Rui Zhou, Liam P. Barry:
UDWDM PON with 6 × 2.5Gbaud 16-QAM multicarrier transmitter and phase noise tolerant direct detection. OFC 2015: 1-3 - [c5]Tam N. Huynh, Vidak Vujicic, M. Deseada Gutierrez Pascual, Prince M. Anandarajah, Liam P. Barry:
Digital coherent communications with a 1550 nm VCSEL. OFC 2015: 1-3 - [c4]Daniel M. Kuchta, Tam N. Huynh, Fuad E. Doany, Alexander V. Rylyakov, Clint L. Schow, Petar K. Pepeljugoski, D. Gazula, Edward Shaw, Jim Tatum:
A 4-λ, 40Gb/s/λ bandwidth extension of multimode fiber in the 850nm range. OFC 2015: 1-3 - 2014
- [j3]Tam N. Huynh, Lim Nguyen, Vidak Vujicic, Liam P. Barry:
Pilot-Tone-Aided Transmission of High-Order QAM for Optical Packet Switched Networks. JOCN 6(2): 152-158 (2014) - [c3]Sean P. O'Duill, Sepideh T. Naimi, Tam N. Huynh, Liam P. Barry, Aravind P. Anthur, Deepa Venkitesh:
All-optical wavelength conversion of spectrally-efficient modulation formats for future networks. CSNDSP 2014: 28-33 - [c2]Tam N. Huynh, Liam P. Barry:
Overcoming the effect of cycle slips caused by low frequency noise from monolithic tunable lasers. OFC 2014: 1-3 - 2013
- [c1]Tam N. Huynh, Wing-Chau Ng, An T. Nguyen, Lim Nguyen, Leslie A. Rusch, Liam P. Barry:
Tracking excess noise from a monolithic tunable laser in coherent communication systems. OFC/NFOEC 2013: 1-3 - 2012
- [j2]John O'Dowd, Kai Shi, Anthony J. Walsh, Vivian Bessler, Frank Smyth, Tam N. Huynh, Liam P. Barry, Andrew D. Ellis:
Time Resolved Bit Error Rate Analysis of a Fast Switching Tunable Laser for Use in Optically Switched Networks. JOCN 4(9): A77-A81 (2012) - [j1]John O'Carroll, Richard Phelan, Brian Kelly, Tam N. Huynh, Barry Cardiff, Frank Smyth, Prince M. Anandarajah, Liam P. Barry:
Narrow-Linewidth Discrete-Mode Laser Diodes for Coherent Communication Applications. JOCN 4(9): A90-A96 (2012)
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