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A Burst-Mode Laser Diode Driver with Burst-by-Burst Power Saving for 10G-EPON Systems

Hiroshi Koizumi, M. Togashi, Masafumi Nogawa, Yusuke Ohtomo

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A burst-mode laser diode driver for 10G-EPON with a burst-by-burst power-saving function reduces power consumption by 93% while the laser is turned off. A quick laser turn-on time of 15 ns is successfully achieved, including the power settling time. More than a 30% mask margin is obtained 50 ns after the laser turns on.

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A burst-mode laser diode driver for 10G-EPON with a burst-by-burst power-saving function reduces power consumption by 93% while the laser is turned off. A quick laser turn-on time of 15 ns is successfully achieved, including the power settling time. More than a 30% mask margin is obtained 50 ns after the laser turns on.

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A burst-mode laser diode driver for 10G-EPON with a burst-by-burst power-saving function reduces power consumption by 93% while the laser is turned off. A quick laser turn-on time of 15 ns is successfully achieved, including the power settling time. More than a 30% mask margin is obtained 50 ns after the laser turns on.

Key concepts: Burst mode (computing), Laser, Laser power scaling, Laser diode, Power (physics), Settling time, Materials science, Optics

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