Low-energy VCSEL links

Clint L. Schow

doi:10.1109/OIC.2012.6224457

OI 2012

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30 Jul 2012

Low-energy VCSEL links

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Abstract

Coming exa-scale computer systems and next-generation data centers impose extreme demands on transceiver technology to simultaneously achieve high bandwidth in a compact footprint while minimizing both cost and power. © 2012 IEEE.

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