Photonic Switching II
Proceedings of the International Topical Meeting, Kobe, Japan, April 12-14, 1990
Published on 16. January 1991
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Hardback
XIII, 396 pages
978-3-540-53067-1 (ISBN)
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The 1990 International Topical Meeting on Photonic Switching was held April 12-14, 1990, in Kobe, Japan, in conjunction with the 1990 International Meet ing on Optical Computing. It was sponsored by the Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication Engineers in cooperation with the IEEE Lasers and Electro-Optics Society, the Optical Society of America, and the Japan So ciety of Applied Physics. The attendance was in excess of 340 persons, with 18 countries represented - a testimony to the current international interest in photonic switching. This book contains expanded and more detailed versions of most of the papers presented at the topical meeting. With the success of optical fibers there is an increased demand for a switch ing system that can operate directly on the light present in the fibers. The goal is to reduce the total number of optical-to-electrical and electrical-to-optical transformations as far as possible, in addition to exploiting the large spec tral and temporal bandwidth offered by such an optically transparent system.
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English
Place of publication
Heidelberg
Germany
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Springer Berlin
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Professional and scholarly
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Height: 23.5 cm
Width: 15.5 cm
Weight
755 gr
ISBN-13
978-3-540-53067-1 (9783540530671)
DOI
10.1007/978-3-642-76023-5
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Content
I Introduction and Overview.- Trends in Electronic Communication Switching Technologies.- Trends in Photonic Science and Technology: Implications for Photonic Switching.- Role of Optical Amplifiers in Realizing All-Optical Communication Networks.- Nonlinear Optical Devices for Photonic Switching.- Photonic Switching Fabrics Based on S-SEED Arrays.- II Electrically Controlled Switches.- Bandfilling or Stark Effect for Photonic Switching - A Comparison.- Electrorefractive Waveguide Devices Using Tunable Electron Density Quantum Wells.- GaAs/AlGaAs Reflection-Type Optical Switch Using Heterojunction Bipolar Transistor Waveguide Structure.- Insertion Loss Reduction of InP Based Carrier-Injection-Type Optical S3 Switch.- Design and Performance of Monolithic LD Optical Matrix Switches.- Polarization and Wavelength Independent Four-Port Optical Routing Switch with Semiconductor Y-Junction Optical Cross-Points.- 4 × 4 GaAs/AlGaAs Optical Matrix Switches with Electro-Optic Guided-Wave Directional Couplers.- Photonic Spatial Logic Operations Using a Beam Scanning Laser Diode.- Cross-Coupled Lateral Modes in a Twin-Stripe Laser: Analysis Leading to the Mechanism and Bistability.- Low Drive Voltage Directional Coupler Optical Switch with Reduced Voltage-Length Product.- A Broadband, Low Driving Voltage 2 × 2 Ti:LiNbO3 Optical Switch.- Asymmetric Mach-Zehnder Band Modulator with Phase Reversed Traveling-Wave Electrode.- Polarization Beam Splitter Switch with Controlled Silica Waveguide Birefringence on Si Substrate.- III Optically Controlled Switches.- Light-Controlled Optical Modulation by Quantum Well Structure.- All-Optical Multiple Quantum Well Grating Switch.- All-Optical Set-Reset Operation of a Bistable Laser Diode at a Repetition Rate of 100 MHz.- Electrically and Optically Controlled p-i(MQW)-n Vertical Coupler Switch with Electro-Optic Feedback.- Side-Diode-Injection Laser for Optical Logic.- Optical Flip-Flops Using Two Nonlinear Etalons.- An Erbium-Doped Fiber Active Switch Controlled by Coded Pump Light.- Demonstration of 50 Gb/s All-Optical Kerr Demultiplexing Utilizing Pump-Probe Pulse Walk-off in Optical Fibers.- Ultrafast, Low Power, and Highly Stable All-Optical Switching in an All Polarization Maintaining Fiber Sagnac Interferometer.- Optical Bistability in a Tapered Multimode Fiber with a Nonlinear Overlay.- Ultrafast Switching Using Two-Color Soliton Collisions.- IV Free-Space Devices.- Two-Dimensional Array Microlasers for Photonic Switching.- Top-Surface-Emitting GaAs Four-Quantum-Well Lasers Emitting at 0.85 ?m.- Photonic Parallel Memory.- Realization of a Graded-Threshold Function Using an AlGaAs/GaAs pnpn Optical Switch.- An Injection Controlled Optically Bistable Switch.- Demonstration of Optical Gating Using a Semiconductor-Doped Glass Etalon.- InGaAs/InP MQW Modulators with Enhanced Performance: Symmetrical Coupled Wells and Double-Sided Epitaxy.- Photonic Switching and SEED Effect in AlGaAs/GaAs DFB Structures Grown by MOVPE.- Improving the Performance of Large Arrays of Symmetric Self Electro-optic Effect Devices.- V Free-Space Switching.- A 3D Crossover Switching Network Based on S-SEED Arrays.- A Polarization-Switched Optically Reconfigurable Interconnection Network.- Two-Dimensional Multichannel Optical Switch.- A Rearrangeable Multichannel Free-Space Optical Switch Using a Polarization-Multiplexing Technique.- Scale Estimation of a Two-Dimensional Optical Concentrator Using Position Shifters.- Free-Space Multistage Optical Interconnection Networks Using Micro Lens Arrays.- Multistage Interconnection Networks and d-Dimensional Architectures.- VI Wavelength-Based Devices.- Frequency Conversion by Four-Wave-Mixing in LD Amplifiers.- Gigabit Operation of a Wavelength-Conversion Laser.- Spectral Bistability in Multielectrode DFB Lasers.- Tunable Fiber Ring Lasers with an Electrically Accessible Acousto-optic Filter.- Integrated Optical Switches for Wavelength-Division-Multiplex Communication Using Collinear Acousto-optic Interactions.- VII Wavelength-Based Switching.- Optical FDM Technologies for Future Lightwave Networks.- Lightwave Frequency-Controlling Technologies for FDM Switching Star Network.- Dynamic Wavelength Tuning for Broadband Optical Packet Switching.- Dense FDM Coherent Optical Switching System.- An Optical Phase-Locked Loop Using an Acousto-optic Frequency Shifter.- A 2.5 Gb/s Optical FDM Switch Experiment with a 15,000 GHz Tuning Range.- Application of Optical FSK Signals to Wavelength-Division Switching Systems.- Photonic Wavelength-Division Switching Network Using a Parallel ?-Switch.- VIII Self-Routing Switching.- Ultrafast Photonic Packet Switch with Optical Output Buffer.- Photonic ATM Switching Network.- ATM Photonic Switching Node Architecture Based on Frequency Switching Techniques.- A New Timing Architecture for Optical ATM Switching Systems.- All-Optical Self-Routing Crossbar Switch.- Photonic Lattice Type Self-Routing Switching Network.- IX Space-Division Switching.- Lithium Niobate Devices and Their Role in Photonic Switching.- Size, Transparency and Control in Optical Space Switch Fabrics: A 16x16 Single Chip Array in Lithium Niobate and Its Applications.- Photonic SD-Switching for Subscriber Networks in B-ISDN.- High-Isolation Optoelectronic Switch Matrix.- Optical Switches Using Liquid Crystals.- Ferroelectric Liquid Crystal 4 × 4 Optical Interconnect.- AlGaAs Grating Surface-Emitting Beam Deflector for a 1 × N Space-Division Optical Switch.- Application of Single-Stage Electronic Networks Concepts to Photonic Switching.- Two-Dimensional Photonic Switching Network Using Waveguide Optics.- X Systems Considerations.- Multidimensional Photonic Switches.- Photonic Switching Network Utilizing Wavelength Multiplexing.- High-Frequency Operation of an All-Optical Synchronization Circuit.- Consideration of Optical Channel Number and Data/Frame Phase Tolerance for the Photonic Ring Highway.- Line Capacity Consideration for a Photonic Space-Division Switching System with Switch Matrices and Optical Amplifiers.- Optical Switched-Star Networks for Computer-System Interconnection.- Optoelectronic Switching for Radar Steering.- Index of Contributors.