100 Gbit/s all-optical wavelength conversion with integrated SOA delayed-interference configuration

By Juerg Leuthold, C. Joyner, B. Mikkelsen, G. Raybon, J. Pleumeekers, B. Miller, K. Dreyer, C. Burrus. 2000

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Error-free all-optical wavelength conversion at 160 gb/s using a semiconductor optical amplifier and an optical bandpass filter (2006, background): “Note that the delayed interferometer allows photonic integration [ 16 ].”
Study of all-optical XOR using Mach-Zehnder Interferometer and differential scheme (2004, methodology): “tial phase-modulation scheme, ultrahigh speed ( 100 Gb/s) all-optical processing, such as wavelength conversion [9], [10] and all-optical demultiplexing [9] have been demonstrated with an SOA-based interferometer.”
168-Gb/s all-optical wavelength conversion with a symmetric-Mach-Zehnder-type switch (2001, methodology): “experiments [10] exhibiting ultrafast all-optical wavelength conversion accompanied the conversion from return-to-zero (RZ) to nonreturn-to-zero (NRZ) and/or logic inversion.”
All-optical wavelength conversion using a pulse reformatting optical filter (2004, methodology): “To test the concept we generated 40 Gb/s RZ data signals with a 33% duty cycle .”
Multimode interference couplers with tunable power splitting ratios (2001, background): “These tunable MMIs actually enabled us to demonstrated ON–OFFratio improvement exceeding 14 dB in all-optical devices operated at bit rates up to 100 Gb/s [4].”