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  1. ; ; ; (, Compound semiconductor)
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    High-speed optical emitters derived from GaN-based microLED displays can move data at much higher density and lower power than copper, bringing optical connections to the centimetre scale 
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  2. ; ; ; (, Proceedings of the Society of Photooptical Instrumentation Engineers)
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    Visible wavelength data communication is of interest for short distance chip-to-chip interconnects and free-space links such as Li-Fi, where modulated sources are incorporated in lighting systems. For the former, both high modulation bandwidth and low power consumption are critical. At Avicena, we have developed efficient high-speed light-emitting structures capable of multi-Gb/s NRZ modulation, which operate down to a few microamps of drive current. We have demonstrated a high speed and low energy optical communication links using these novel devices. 
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  3. ; ; ; (, Optics InfoBase conference papers series)
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    We demonstrate >200 optical lanes in 0.5mm diameter imaging fiber with a speed-optimized GaN LED array, and independently, NRZ links of each LED to 10Gb/s over meters, extrapolating to >2Tb/s at a density >10Tb/mm2. 
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