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DESCRIPTION:Demand for more data bandwidth has been and is forecast to cont
 inue exponential growth. The demand that starts with an individual’s pho
 ne and office at 10’s of Mb/s is aggregated at community\, city and coun
 try levels requiring Tb/s of data throughput over long haul networks. Othe
 r aggregation points are data centers of cloud services\, social media and
  entertainment providers within the server farms. Optical interconnect is 
 the highest bandwidth medium\, and has been in place for long haul communi
 cation for decades\, and these higher performance optical links are needed
  in the data centers to meet the ever increasing demand and growth of thes
 e computer farms. And just as in cellular communications\, modulation of t
 he optical signals must become more complex to support more and more data.
  Working with key strategic systems customers\, Inphi has enabled 100 Gb/s
  16-QAM to become commonplace in these aggregation points. Recent papers d
 emonstrate 64 QAM running at 64 Gsymbols/s for 600 Gb/s links for a single
  wavelength and single polarization. Having two polarizations and more wav
 elengths multiples the throughput in a single fiber. This talk will focus 
 on what it takes from an electronics point of view to enable more and more
  aggregation of optical data.\n\nCo-sponsored by: Chaiyuth Chansungsan\n\n
 Speaker(s): Dr. Michael Case\, \, Dr. Michael Case\, \n\nAgenda: \n6:30-7:
 00pm Gather and Pizza/Refreshments\n\n7:00-8:00pm Presentation\n\nBldg: 88
 9\, Skyworks Solutions\, Inc.\, 649 Lawrence Drive\, Newbury Park\, Califo
 rnia\, United States\, 91320
LOCATION:Bldg: 889\, Skyworks Solutions\, Inc.\, 649 Lawrence Drive\, Newbu
 ry Park\, California\, United States\, 91320
ORGANIZER:chaiyuth_c@yahoo.com
SEQUENCE:2
SUMMARY:Enabling Higher Data Rates in Optical Communications
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/44770
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p><span style="font-size: 14pt\;">Demand for
  more data bandwidth has been and is forecast to continue exponential grow
 th.&nbsp\; The demand that starts with an individual&rsquo\;s phone and of
 fice at 10&rsquo\;s of Mb/s is aggregated at community\, city and country 
 levels requiring Tb/s of data throughput over long haul networks.&nbsp\; O
 ther aggregation points are data centers of cloud services\, social media 
 and entertainment providers within the server farms.&nbsp\; Optical interc
 onnect is the highest bandwidth medium\, and has been in place for long ha
 ul communication for decades\, and these higher performance optical links 
 are needed in the data centers to meet the ever increasing demand and grow
 th of these computer farms.&nbsp\; And just as in cellular communications\
 , modulation of the optical signals must become more complex to support mo
 re and more data.&nbsp\; Working with key strategic systems customers\, In
 phi has enabled 100 Gb/s 16-QAM to become commonplace in these aggregation
  points.&nbsp\; Recent papers demonstrate 64 QAM running at 64 Gsymbols/s 
 for 600 Gb/s links for a single wavelength and single polarization.&nbsp\;
  Having two polarizations and more wavelengths multiples the throughput in
  a single fiber.&nbsp\; This talk will focus on what it takes from an elec
 tronics point of view to enable more and more aggregation of optical data.
 </span></p><br /><br />Agenda: <br /><p>6:30-7:00pm Gather and Pizza/Refre
 shments</p>\n<p>&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>7:00-8:00pm Presentation</p>\n<p>&nbsp\;</
 p>
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