B. Luther-Davies, D. Choi, A. Prasad, R. Wang, D. Bulla, C. Zha, M. Pelusi, V. Ta'eed, M. Lamont, L. Fu, D. Moss, K. Finsterbusch, H. Nguyen, B. Eggleton
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Abstract
This research focuses on several aspects of chalcogenide all-optical processors. This study has chosen glasses in the Ge-As-Se system with the aim of optimising glass composition to obtain low loss, high nonlinearity and glass stability, whilst complementary efforts are focussed on the production, optimisation and application of chalcogenide waveguide devices to all-optical of high-speed telecommunication signals. Devices have been characterised in realistic telecommunications conditions with the eventual aim being to validate performance at rates up to 640 Gb/s.