Photonics Technology Letters, IEEE
Issue 12 • Date June 2006
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Spatial soliton all-optical logic gates
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Fiber-based probe for electrooptic sampling
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Output performance investigation of self-phase-modulation-based 2R regenerator using bismuth oxide nonlinear fiber
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Liquid crystal mirror-based wavelength-tunable laser module with asynchronous mode cavity
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Blocking probability of asynchronous optical burst/packet switches with limited range wavelength conversion
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Mode-locked erbium-doped fiber ring laser using intracavity polarization-maintaining loop mirror
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The influence of light propagation direction on the stress-induced polarization dependence of silicon waveguides
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Single- and alternating-polarization 170-gb/s transmission up to 4000 km using dispersion-managed fiber and all-Raman amplification
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Wavelength-interleaving bidirectional transmission system using unidirectional amplification in a 5/spl times/100 km recirculating loop
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All-optical 80-gb/s time-division demultiplexing using polarization-insensitive cross-phase modulation in photonic crystal fiber
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Shared-by-wavelength-switches: a node architecture using small optical switches and shared wavelength converters
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Dispersion tolerance of coherent WDM
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Ultrahigh-speed reconfigurable logic gates based on four-wave mixing in a semiconductor optical amplifier
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An all-optical 2R regenerator using a compact self-seeded Fabry-Pe/spl acute/rot laser diode incorporated in a bidirectional EDFA
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Room-temperature continuous-wave quantum cascade lasers grown by MOCVD without lateral regrowth
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Bound-to-continuum GaInAs-AlAsSb quantum cascade lasers with reduced electric injection power density
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Dr. Seb J. Savory
University College London
