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The 16th Annual Meeting of the IEEE Lasers and Electro-Optics Society, 2003. LEOS 2003.
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The following topics are dealt with: optical communication; electrooptic sensors; semiconductor lasers; optical interconnections; high-power lasers; nonlinear processes; EUV lithography; lasers in medicine and biology; femtosecond metrology; photonic technologies; fibre optics; and micro-optics.Show More
Four-wave mixing based nonlinear fiber devices for high-speed optical signal processing applications
Publication Year: 2003,Page(s):469 - 470 vol.2
Generation of wavelength tunable optical pulses with SMSR exceeding 50 dB by self-seeding a gain-switched source containing two FP lasers
Publication Year: 2003,Page(s):471 - 472 vol.2
Ultra-low-jitter multiwavelength synchronized optical pulse source for C, L, and U bands
Publication Year: 2003,Page(s):473 - 474 vol.2
Here, we report on the use of an advanced version of the electroabsorption modulator - optoelectronic oscillator (EAM-OEO) to convert multiple independent CW distributed feedback (DFB) lasers into synchronized 10 GHz-rate optical pulse streams for use in the C, L, and U-bands of the fiber-optic communication spectrum. The generated optical pulse streams have ultra-low jitter.Show More
RZ to NRZ data format and wavelength conversion using an injection locked laser diode
Publication Year: 2003,Page(s):475 - 476 vol.2
Demonstration of regenerative any /spl lambda//sub in/ to any /spl lambda//sub out/ wavelength conversion using a 2-stage all-optical wavelength converter consisting of a XGM SOA-WC and InP monolithically-integrated widely-tunable MZI SOA-WC
Publication Year: 2003,Page(s):477 - 478 vol.2
Cited by: Papers (1)
Demonstration of 2-stage wavelength conversion using semiconductor optical amplifier - cross-gain modulation (SOA-XGM) followed by cross-phase modulation (XPM) in a widely-tunable monolithically-integrated MZI SOA wavelength converter. Performance of the design at 2.5 Gbps is reported exhibiting zero power penalty.Show More
Femtosecond laser-assisted microstructuring of silicon for novel detector, sensing and display technologies
Publication Year: 2003,Page(s):481 - 482 vol.2
In this talk we present the unique optical and electronic properties of microstructured silicon photodiode, discuss the formation process of conical microstructures, and review the chemical and structural make-up of the surface that are responsible for the novel optoelectronic microstructures. We also discuss future directions for this technique including structuring of new materials, incorporatio...Show More
Heat-affected zone evaluation of copper and iron metals induced by femtosecond laser ablation
Publication Year: 2003,Page(s):483 - 484 vol.2
Cited by: Papers (1)
Extreme chirped pulse amplification (X-CPA) using semiconductor gain media
Publication Year: 2003,Page(s):487 - 488 vol.2
Cited by: Papers (6)
In this paper, the extreme pulse stretching and compression using chirped FBG is characterized with a novel modelocked semiconductor oscillator. In addition, the concept of XCPA is verified by studying the gain saturation behavior with and without the stretching of an optical pulse, and is compared experimentally and theoretically using the gain flattened mode-locked and semiconductor optical ampl...Show More
Tandem multicolor solitons
S. Carrasco;D.V. Petrov;J.P. Torres;L. Torner;H. Kim;G. Stegeman;J.J. Zondy
Publication Year: 2003,Page(s):489 - 490 vol.2
Novel spatial solitons in nonlinearly coupled waveguides in unpoled lithium niobate
Publication Year: 2003,Page(s):491 - 492 vol.2
Applications of cascade nonlinearities to femtosecond pulse generation and propagation
Publication Year: 2003,Page(s):493 - 494 vol.2
Space-time locking via parametric interaction
F. Baronio;C. De Angelis;P.-H. Pioger;V. Couderc;A. Barthelemy;Y. Min;V. Quiring;W. Sohler
Publication Year: 2003,Page(s):495 - 496 vol.2
Parametric light mixing experiments in quadratic nonlinear waveguide arrays
R. Iwanow;G.I. Stegeman;R. Schiek;T. Pertsch;F. Lederer;Y. Min;W. Sohler
Publication Year: 2003,Page(s):497 - 498 vol.2
Multiple stacks of InAs/InGaAs quantum dots for GaAs-based 1.3 /spl mu/m vertical cavity surface emitting lasers
Publication Year: 2003,Page(s):499 - 500 vol.2
Cited by: Papers (3)
In this paper we report on the design and performance of GaAs-based, quantum dot vertical cavity surface emitting lasers (VCSELs) that emit at a peak wavelength of 1.3 /spl mu/m with a typical room temperature continuous-wave output power of up to 1.5 mW. This is the first report of InAs/InGaAs quantum dot VCSELs on GaAs substrates with all-semiconductor distributed Bragg reflectors, emitting at 1...Show More
Highly strained GalnAs/GaAs 1.13 /spl mu/m vertical cavity surface emitting laser with uncooled single mode operation
Publication Year: 2003,Page(s):501 - 502 vol.2
Cited by: Papers (3)
Continuous wave operation of all monolithic 1.55 /spl mu/m VCSELs with tunnel junction grown by MOCVD
W.-S. Han;O.-K. Kwon;H.-W. Song;Y.-G. Ju;J.-H. Kim;S.-H. Ko Park;K.-H. Lee;S.-J. Park;B.-S. Yoo
Publication Year: 2003,Page(s):503 - 504 vol.2
Cited by: Papers (2)
InP-based VCSELs in the 1.4 to 2 /spl mu/m wavelength range for optical communication and absorption spectroscopy
M. Ortsiefer;R. Shau;J. Rosskopf;M. Furfanger;M.-C. Amann;C. Lauer;M. Maute;G. Bohm;M. Lackner;F. Winter
Publication Year: 2003,Page(s):505 - 506 vol.2
Microchip vertical external cavity surface-emitting lasers
J.E. Hastie;J.-M. Hopkins;C.W. Jeon;S. Calvez;D. Burns;M.D. Dawson;R. Abram;E. Riis;A.I. Ferguson;W.J. Alford;T.D. Raymond;A.A. Allerman
Publication Year: 2003,Page(s):507 - 508 vol.2
In this paper we have demonstrated monolithic "microchip" vertical external-cavity surface-emitting lasers (VECSEL), in which a cavity is formed between the VECSEL semiconductor back mirror and a dielectric mirror coating on the outer surface of the heat spreader, and where pump-induced thermal lensing may provide cavity stability. We have demonstrated stable, high power operation of composite mic...Show More
High brightness vertical external cavity surface emitting lasers
A. Zakharian;J. Hader;J.V. Moloney;L. Fan;R. Bedford;M. Fallahi;S.W. Koch
Publication Year: 2003,Page(s):509 - 510 vol.2
Low thermal resistance flip-chip bonding of 850 nm 2-D VCSEL arrays capable of 10 Gbit/s/ch operation
Publication Year: 2003,Page(s):511 - 512 vol.2
In this work, 8/spl times/8 and 4/spl times/8 arrays of 850 nm oxide-confined VCSELs with 250 /spl mu/m device pitch are directly hybridized onto silicon fanout chips by means of an indium solder based flip-chip technology. Using this structure, digital data transmission experiments are conducted, which demonstrates that quasi error-free (bit error rate <10/sup -12/) 10 Gbit/s transmission can be ...Show More
FDTD simulation of the nonlinear gain and pumping dynamics of optically pumped VCSELs
Publication Year: 2003,Page(s):513 - 514 vol.2
In this paper we apply the method of the FDTD solution of the full-wave vectorial Maxwell-Bloch equations for a two-level quantum system to investigate the nonlinear gain spatio-temporal dynamics of an active semiconductor microcavity. We have performed a number of validation studies in order to establish the ability of our 1D semiclassical model to correctly recover the nonlinear gain dynamics of...Show More
Pressure sensing using micromachined asymmetric integrated vertical coupler
Publication Year: 2003,Page(s):515 - 516 vol.2
Cited by: Patents (1)
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