
pmid: 23262851
A highly integrated 40 Gbit/s coherent optical receiver is reported using a Costas loop as a homodyne optical phase locked loop (OPLL). A photonic IC, an electrical IC, and a hybrid loop filter are characterized, and the feedback loop system is fully analyzed to build a stable homodyne OPLL. All components are integrated on a single substrate within the compact size of 10 × 10mm(2), and a 1.1 GHz loop bandwidth and a 120 psloop delay are achieved. The binary phase-shift keying receiver exhibits error-free (BER<10(-12)) up to 35 Gbit/s and BER<10(-7) for 40 Gbit/s with no latency, and consumes less than 3 W power.
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