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US NavAirwarfare : Integrated Optoelectronics for Optical CDMA
Navy SBIR FY2010.2

Sol No.:
Navy SBIR FY2010.2

Topic No.:
N102-123

Topic Title:
Integrated Optoelectronics for Optical CDMA

Proposal No.:
N102-123-1343

Firm:
ODIS
Three Corporate Drive
Shelton, Connecticut 06484-6222

Contact:
Jianhong Cai

Phone:
[phone]

Abstract:
CDMA is a successful network technology for the wireless industry which relies totally on conventional integrated circuits. The same architecture is equally appealing for telecommunications and is considered an optimum choice for next generation FTTH networks if only low cost implementations were available. The persistent high costs are driven by disparity between optical and electrical components which include WDM capability on the one hand and digital processing on the other. What is required is the ability to merge these onto a single integrated platform so that signals could remain optical at high speeds right to the point that OE conversion was essential. With both capabilities on one die, cost goes down and performance goes up. These same attributes apply to airborne communications. The security enabled is a key aspect and thus multiple recent efforts have focused on the addition of existing PIC devices to a standard CMOS platform. ODIS offers a different solution in the form of POET, a III-V complementary HFET technology on the same integrated circuit as the wavelength division components for OCDMA. This approach achieves the goal and has already solved the main issue of technology compatibility. In this SBIR , POET will be demonstrated for OCDMA.

Benefits:
OCDMA transceivers with 10GB/s and 40 GB/s capability and with a fundamental cost advantage will stimulate a large section of the telecommunications industry. The optoelectronics provides a new technology platform from which to generate smart pixel formats, components for computer buses, AD converters, optical data links and optical memories. The integrated approach is the key to reduced cost and improved reliability.