Johan Bauwelinck

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Johan Bauwelinck is a professor in IDLab, an imec research group at Ghent University, where he is leading the Design lab. His research focuses on high-speed, high-frequency integrated circuits and systems for next generation transport, metro, access, datacenter and radio-over-fiber networks. He has promoted 19 PhDs and co-authored more than 200 publications and 10 patents in the field of high-speed electronics and fiber-optic communication. He is a member of the ECOC technical program committee.
 

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Authored articles

Server racks in a data center aisle under bright overhead lights

Silicon photonics technology for next-generation datacenter interconnects

03/12/2019
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Abstract blue fiber-optic light trails with glowing nodes, suggesting high-speed photonics data transfer

Silicon photonic interposers for 400Gb/s and beyond optical interconnects

21/09/2018

Imec has teamed up with two imec research groups at Ghent University to build the next-generation 400Gb/s optical links for data center applications. The teams used imec’s Si photonics platform, and implemented modulation formats such as NRZ, and the more advanced EDB and PAM-4 formats to span larger distances and be compliant with industry standards.

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