A review of lithium niobate modulators for fiber-optic communications systems
By L. Wooten, K. Kissa, A. Yi-yan, E. Murphy, D. Lafaw, P. Hallemeier, D. Maack, Daniel V. Attanasio, D. Fritz, G. McBrien and 1 more. IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Quantum Electronics, 2000
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Citations in the corpus
- Manipulation of multiphoton entanglement in waveguide quantum circuits (2009, methodology): “Other applications demanding fast switching, such as adaptive circuits for quantum control and feedforward, will require subnanosecond switching, which is possible using electro-optic materials such as LiNbO 3 , used to make modulators operating at tens of gigahert”
- Hybrid silicon and lithium niobate electro-optical ring modulator (2014, background): “Lithium niobate (LiNbO3) guided-wave electro-optic modulators satisfy bandwidth, linearity, and chirp requirements in fiber-optic transmission systems [1].”
- Advances in lithium niobate photonics: development status and perspectives (2022, methodology): “Here, bulk LN based devices are introduced for comparison with TFLN devices and will not be the main focus as they have been widely discussed in other reviews.(2,3) From a comprehensive history of LN device evolution, we hope readers can be inspired to achieve improved designs of high-performance de”