Модулятор IQ

Основная функция IQ-модулятора заключается в переносе комплексных электрических сигналов (каналы I и Q) на оптическую несущую, что позволяет достичь высокоспектральной эффективности передачи.

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The 20 GHz X 2 lithium niobate IQ modulator is based on a dual Mach-Zehnder electro-optic modulator (MZM) design with a dual parallel structure. The electro-optic bandwidth of each modulator is greater than 20 GHz, and the addition of an integrated photodiode provides automatic bias control (ABC).

 

 

Main Characteristics

 Titanium diffusion process

 The working wavelength is 1530-1570 nm

 Operating bandwidth > 20 GHz

 Low optical insertion loss

 Integrated photodiode

 Meet Telcordia GR-468-Core communication specification

 

 

 

Application

 OFDM modulation

 QPSK modulation

 QAM modulation

 CS-SSB

 FMCW Autopilot Lidar

 

 

Absolute Maximum Rating

Parameter

Condition

Minimum value

Maximum value

Unit

Maximum RF input power (electrical)

RF port

AC-coupled AC

-

10

Vpk-pk

Maximum input optical power (optical)

Continuous power CW

-

100

mW

DC Voltage at DC port

-

- 40

40

V

MPD reverse current

-

-

< 2

mA

MPD forward current

-

-

< 10

mA

MPD reverse voltage

-

-

< 15

V

Enclosure operating temperature

-

- 5

+ 75

°C

Rate of change of maximum operating temperature

-

-

5

°C/min

Storage temperature

-

-

+ 85

°C

Operating humidity

Non-condensing

5

85

%

Pin Soldering Temperature

-

-

250

°C

Maximum lead bonding time

-

-

10

s

 

 

 

Technical parameters

Parameter

 Condition (1)

Minimum value

Typical value

Maximum value

Unit

Optical parameters

Operating wavelength range

-

1525

-

1570

nm

Insertion Loss, IL (2)

EOL, -5 ~ + 75 , full C-band

-

5.0

7.0

dB

Phase-MZI extinction ratio

@ DC

24

-

-

dB

Extinction ratio of RF-MZI

@ DC

24

29

 

dB

Polarization extinction ratio PER

-

20

-

-

dB

Return Loss, RL

Input and output

40

-

-

dB

RF Interface-Electrical Parameters

Sub-MZI Vπ

@ 1 kHz

-

5.0

7.0

V

Carrier suppression ratio (3)

@ 15 GHz

To be determined

-

-

dB

Sideband suppression ratio

@ 15 GHz

To be determined

-

-

dB

Sub-MZI-3 dB electro-optic bandwidth

Relative to 2 GHz

20

23

-

GHz

Sub-MZI S21 Flatness

300 MHz - 20 GHz

- 1

-

1

dB

Sub-MZI Amplitude Difference (S21)

-

- 1

-

1

dB

Sub-MZI delay

-

- 5

-

5

ps

RF-MZI return loss S11

40 MHz - 17 GHz

17 GHz - 30 GHz

10

8

12

10

-

-

dB

 

 

 

Parameter

Condition 1

Minimum value

Typical value

Maximum value

Unit

Bias Interface-Electrical Parameters (4)

Sub-MZI bias voltage Vπ

@ 1 kHz

-

7

8

V

Mother MZI bias voltage Vπ

@ 1 kHz

-

7

8

V

Variation of all MZI bias voltages Vπ in the full operating band

At 1550 nm

- 5

-

5

%

Bias interface impedance

@ DC

1

-

-

MPD parameter (5))

PD Responsiveness (6)

-

20

-

120

mA/W

The linearity

-

-10

-

10

%

Phase deviation (7)(8)

The PD is not reversed

-5

-

5

Degree

(1) Top = 25 C, BOL, wavelength 1550 nm, unless specifically marked

(2) The insertion loss is measured at the highest point of transfer function of MZI

(3) Test method TBD

(4) Each bias port includes two pins, a differential voltage input,

(5) Total input mPD

(6) The mPD responsivity is defined as:

· Sub-MZI is set at the maximum output point

· Bias voltage is applied to the mother MZI

· Responsivity R = (Im _ -3 dB)/ (Pout _ -3 dB)

· Im _ -3 dB is the current of the mPD when the optical output is at the maximum point of -3 dB

· Pout _ -3 dB is the optical power when the optical output is at the maximum point of -3 dB     

(7) The mPD phase difference is the difference between the mPD and the maximum or minimum of the output optical power

(8) ± 5 ° of mPD phase difference is equivalent to ± 2.8%

 

 

 

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