PROCESS TECHNOLOGY CONSIDERATIONS FOR PHY ICs

A rule of thumb is to multiply the bit rate by 4 to estimate the minimum fsub T/fsub MAX needed. An fsub T/fsub MAX of 40 GHz is generally sufficient for 10 Gbits/s, while an fsub T approaching 160 GHz is needed for 40-Gbit/s applications. Though InP devices have superior speed and noise characteris...

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Telecommunications industry
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