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The projects below are supported by Systematic


  TRILOB - FUI / System(a)tic
The objectives of the Project are the design, the development and the integration of emitters and receptors for the new generations of metropolitan & access optical network.

Contact: Romain Brenot

6-POD: Circuits Intégrés pour Photoniques pour Haut Débit - FUI / System(a)tic
The objective is to develop a new photonic integrated technology for the 4x10Gb/s TRx fabrication in order to transmit 4 wavelengths over a 80 to 600 km distance range.
The interest is to develop a new WDM product to replace 4 Tx/Rx WDM10Gb/s, and to reduce cost, power and size.

Contact: Franck Mallecot

CONRAHD-MINOS - CONnexion Radio sans fil Haut Débit Modules InP pour transmission optique ŕ 40 & 100 Gb/s - FUI / System(a)tic
CONRAHD-MINOS (project of System@tic for the III/V activities) place the European III/ V activities at the world state of the art Objectives of CONRAHD-MINOS are based on a new conception of RF modules for PTP/PMP Radio Applications and for FO Applications On CONRAHD Part: Miniaturised Transmitting / Receiving modules, 1 W High power amplifier above 45 GHz, Transmits-Receivers for BTS2,3 & 4G: module blows up weak noise (0.6dB balanced) & power transistors@2GHz On MINOS Part: Thanks to the design and fabrication of key circuits: Amplifiers for both optoelectronic drivers and photoreceiver preamplifiers, Flip-flops for clock/data synchronisation and multiplexing/demultiplexing and the development of an associated packaging technology, Based on an InP-based heterojunction bipolar technology (0.7 µm HBTs)

Contact: Jean Godin


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