Crosstalk reduction in bidirectional optoelectronic devices
A technology of optoelectronics and equipment, applied in the field of bidirectional optoelectronic transceivers, which can solve the problems of photodetector sensitivity degradation
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[0039] Electrical crosstalk in multi-channel or bidirectional optoelectronic devices can arise through many mechanisms or pathways involving photodetectors, light sources, drive circuits for light sources, or amplification or filtering circuits for photodetectors. This electrical crosstalk is often due to capacitive or inductive coupling between two or more of those components. Optical crosstalk in multi-channel or bidirectional optoelectronic devices can occur through many mechanisms or pathways involving photodetectors, light sources, waveguides, filters, optical splitters or combiners, optical taps, or other optical components. This optical crosstalk is often due to unwanted scattering, reflection or transmission of light between two or more of those components. Electrical or optical crosstalk generally becomes more severe as the size of multi-channel or bidirectional optoelectronic devices decreases. Regardless of the particular mechanism or combination of mechanisms resp...
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