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Advances in design and application of compact VCSEL arrays: from multicore fiber to optical wireless and beyond

Ledentsov Jr et al., 2022

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17770303295357406243
Author
Ledentsov Jr N
Chorchos L
Makarov O
Sanayeh M
Kropp J
Titkov I
Shchukin V
Kalosha V
Turkiewicz J
Ledentsov N
Publication year
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Vertical-Cavity Surface-Emitting Lasers XXVI

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VCSEL arrays can play an important role in the increasing the data throughput of VCSEL- based optical interconnects both due to the need to increase the channel density and due to new emerging technologies like optical wireless. In this work we show the progress in the …
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