Tunable Photonic Microwave Filters Based on Opto-VLSI Processors

Xiao, Feng; Juswardy, Budi; Alameh, Kamal

doi:10.1109/lpt.2009.2016979

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Xiao

Alameh

2010

7th International Symposium on High-Capacity Optical Networks and Enabling Technologies

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A 1×2 adaptive optical splitter structure is proposed and experimentally demonstrated. The 1×2 adaptive optical splitter structure is based on Opto-VLSI in conjunction with 4-f imaging system. An Opto-VLSI processor is software driven and capable of splitting an optical beam into different directions when a multicasting phase hologram is uploaded. An input optical signal launched into an input optical fiber port is split and coupled into two output optical fiber ports with arbitrary splitting ratios over a wavelength range exceeding 50 nm.Index Termsadaptive optical splitter, beam splitter, liquid crystal devices, optical communication, opto-VLSI processor.

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Xiao

Alameh

2010

7th International Symposium on High-Capacity Optical Networks and Enabling Technologies

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A 1×4 adaptive optical splitter based on Opto-VLSI processor

Mustafa

Xiao

Alameh

2011

8th International Conference on High-Capacity Optical Networks and Emerging Technologies

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We propose and experimentally demonstrate a novel high resolution lx4 adaptive optical power splitter based on the use of an Opto-VLSI processor and a 4-f imaging system with an optimized optical beam waist profile. By uploading optimized multicasting phase holograms onto the software-driven Opto VLSI processor, an input optical signal is dynamically split into different output fiber ports with user-defined splitting ratios.Experimental results showing dynamic optical splitting over a wavelength range exceeding 50 nm are presented.Index Terms-adaptive optical splitter, beam splitter, liquid crystal devices, optical communication, opto-VLSI processor.

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