2014 Optical Fiber

Communications Conference

and Exhibition

(OFC 2014)

San Francisco, California, USA

9-13 March 2014

Pages 832-1660

IEEE Catalog Number: CFP140FC-POD

ISBN: 978-1-4799-5731-6

2/3

VOLUME 2

ENHANCING RESTORATION PERFORMANCE USING SERVICE RELOCATION IN PCE-BASEDRESILIENT OPTICAL CLOUDS 832

Ahmed J. ; Monti. P. : Wosinska. L. ; Spadaro. S.

NETWORK COST SAVINGS AND SERVICE DIFFERENTIATION USING PRIORITY-DRIVEN SUB-50MS

SHARED MESH PROTECTION 835

Roy. S. ; Kola, S.A. ; Turkcu. O. ; Hand. S. : Yerma. K. : Rao. R.

HIGHLY SURVIVABLE SOFTWARE DEFINED SYNERGISTIC IP+OPTICAL TRANSPORT NETWORKS 838

Dongxu Zhang ; Xuefei Song ; Songtao Mai; Shuarlg Hao ; Hangxiang Guo ; Yinhvn Xia

THE EVOLUTION OF 850NM VCSELS FROM 10GB/S TO 25 AND 56GB/S 841Tatum. J.A.

64GB/S TRANSMISSION OVER 57M MMF USING AN NRZ MODULATED 8S0NM VCSEL 844Knchia, D.M. : Rylyakov. A. Y. ; Scliow, C.L. : Proesvl. JE. : links. C

. Westhergh, P : Cw.«toiw.v«». ./.V..l.wsson. A

A 40-GB/S VCSEL TRANSMITTER FOR OPTICAL INTERCONNECT WITH GROUP-DELAYCOMPENSATION PRE-EMPHASIS 847

Tsunoda. Y. ; Sitgawara. M. : Oku. H. : hie. S. ; Tunaka. K.

HIGH SPEED TEMPERATURE INSENSITIVE OPTICAL DATA TRANSMISSION WITH COMPACT 850NM

TO-CAN ASSEMBLIES 850Turkiewicz. J.P. : Kropp. J.-R. ; Ledentsov. ,S0V,

.Shchukin. Y.A.

. Seiia/er. (7

40-GB/S FPC-BASED OPTICAL TRANSCEIVER WITH INTEGRATED-LENS ON SMALL AC TIVE AREADIAMETER OF PHOTODIODE 853

Sugawara. M. : Shiraishi. T. : Yagisau a. T. ; Tsiinoda. Y..Oku. H.

.Ide. S. ; Taiuika, K.

LOW POWER CMOS-DRIVEN 1060 NM MULTIMODE OPTICAL LINK 85ftHeroux. J.B. ; Kise. T. ; Funabashi, M.

.Aoki. T. ; Schow. C. ; Rylyakov. A Y. ; Nakagaua. S.

NEW MMF AND VCSEL METRICS FOR SYSTEM REACH PREDICTIONS 85')Molin. D. ; Bigol-Aslme. M.

.Sillard. P.

HIGH-RESOLUTION, PHOTON1CALLY-SAMPLED, ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERSION EMPLOYING

SPATIAL OVERSAMPLING 862Golani. O. ; Mawi. L. : Pasinato. F. : Callaneo. C. : Cnnsnmiiii, G. ; Ralsamti. S ; Marom. DM

MICROWAVE BEAM STEERING WITH TUNABLE SPECTRAL FILTERING USING CYCLIC-ADDITIONAL OPTICAL TRUE TIME DELAY 8f>5

Cao, Z. ; Wang, Q. : Lit. R. ; Reniers. A.CP. ; van den Boom. HP.A. ; Tangdiongga. A'..Knatien. A.M.J.

TUNABLE FREQUENCY-DOUBLING BRILLOUIN OPTOELECTRONIC OSCILLATOR USING SINGLE-

SIDEBAND SUPPRESSED-CARRIER MODULATION 8A8Jizhao Zang: Yan Li; Zhisheng Yang : Jian Wu : Wei Li; Rongqing Hut; Jiniong Lin

A FULLY FREQUENCY REFERENCED PARAMETRIC POLYCHROMATICALLY SAMPLED ANAI.OG-

TO-DIGITAL CONVERSION 87)

Esman. D.J. ; Wiberg. A.O.J. ; Temprana. E. ; Myslivets, E. : Ktto, B.P.-P. ; Alic, N. ; Rudiv. S.

THE FIRST FULLY PHOTONICS-BASED RADAR DEMONSTRATOR: CONCEPT AND FIELD TRIAL 874

Ghelji. P. ; Laghe::a, F. ; Scotli. F. ; Serajino. G.. Capria. A. ; Pinna. S. ; Bogoni, A.

ANALOG AND DIGITAL PHOTONICS FOR FUTURE MILITARY SYSTEMS 877

Matthews. P.J.

NOISE POWER DIRECTED ADAPTIVE FREQUENCY DOMAIN LEAST MEAN SQUARE ALGORITHM

WITH FAST CONVERGENCE FOR DMGD COMPENSATION IN FEW-MODE FIBER TRANSMISSIONSYSTEMS 880

Xuan He ; Yi Weng ; Junyi Wang ; Pan. Z.

FREQUENCY-DOMAIN CLOCK PHASE DETECTOR FOR NYQUIST WDM SYSTEMS 883

Kuang-Tsan Wu ; Han Sun

FEED-FORWARD AND FEEDBACK TIMING RECOVERY FOR NYQUIST AND FASTER THAN NYQUISTSYSTEMS 886

Stojannvic. N. ; Yu Zhao : Changsong Xie

SINGLE-CARRIER 448 GB/S DUAL-POLARIZATION 16-QAM TRANSMISSION OVER 1200 KM USINGFIXED LOOK-UP TABLE BASED MAP DETECTION 88')

Rezania. A. : Ke. J. 11. ; Can. Y. : Lanledge J.C.

BLIND AND UNIVERSAL DSP FOR ARBITRARY MODULATION FORMATS AND TIME DOMAIN

HYBRID QAM TRANSMISSIONS 892

Yuliang Gao ; Qunbi Zhuge : Plant. D. V. ; Chao Lu ; Lau. A.P.T.

A NOVEL UPDATE ALGORITHM IN STOKES SPACE FOR ADAPTIVE EQUALIZATION IN COHERENT

RECEIVERS 895

Bosco. G. ; Visinlin, M.: Poggiolini, P. : Forghieri, F.

ENERGY EFFICIENT DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING 898

Kuschnerov. M.,Bex. T. ; Kainzmaier. P.

COMPACT WAVELENGTH SELECTIVE SWITCH BASED ON HIGH-DENSITY BRAGG REFLECTOR

WAVEGUIDE ARRAY WITH 120 OUTPUT PORTS 901

Xiaodong Gu ; Koyama. F.

16-CHANNEL O-OFDM DEMULTIPLEXER IN SILICON PHOTONICS 904

Rahim. A. ; Schwarz, S. : Brum, J. ; Zimmermann, L. ; Ahmed, S.J. ; Schaffer. C.G.; Pelermann. K.

FINE RESOLUTION ARBITRARY OPTICAL FILTERING WITH A HYBRID GUIDED-WAVE/FREE-SPACE

OPTICS PLATFORM 907

Marom, DM. . Sinefeld, D. ; Rudnick, R. : Golani. O.; Goldstein. N.

OPTIMIZED 90 HYBRIDS WITH SIDEWALL GRATING IN SILICON ON INSULATOR 909

Fohn. T. ; Vogel. IV. ; Schmidt. M. ; Berroth. M. ; Butschke. J. : Letzkus. F.

DELAYED INTERFEROMETER BASED SI-WIRE WDM DEMULTIPLEXERS FABRICATED BY PHASE

CONTROLLABLE AND PRODUCTIVE 300-MM WAFER-SCALE ARF-IMMERSION LITHOGRAPHY

TECHNOLOGY 912

Seok-Hwan Jeong : Shimura, D. : Simoyama. T. ; Horikawa, T. ; Tanaka. Y. ; Morito, K.

LOW CROSSTALK WAVELENGTH TUNABLE FILTER THAT UTILIZES SYMMETRIC AND

ASYMMETRIC MACH-ZEHNDER INTERFEROMETERS 915

Takashina. S. : Mori. Y. ; Hasegawa, H. ; Sato. K.-l.,Walanabe. T.

ONE GHZ RESOLUTION ARRAYED WAVEGUIDE GRATING FILTER WITH LCOS PHASE

COMPENSATION 918

Rudnick. R. ; Sine/eld. D. ; Golani. O. : Marom. D.M.

32-DB LOSS BUDGET HIGH-CAPACITY OFDM LONG-REACH PON OVER 60-KM TRANSMISSION

WITHOUT OPTICAL AMPLIFIER 921

Chia-Chien Wei: Hsing- Yu Chen : Hsuan-Hao Chu ; Yu-Chao Chen : Cih-Yuan Song ; /-Cheng Lu : Jyehong Chen

A COHERENT-BASED OLT RECEIVER WITH A POWER-CONTROLLED OPTICAL LOCAL

OSCILLATOR FOR UPSTREAM OFDM/TDMA-PON 924

Sung-Yucp Kim ; Kani. J.-I. : Terada, J. ; Yoshimoto. N.

50-GBPS 100-KM EAM-BASED OFDM-IMDD TRANSMISSION EMPLOYING NOVEL SSII

CANCELLATION 927

Hsing-Yu Chen ; Chia-Chien Wei; Yu-Chao Chen ; Hsuan-Hao Chu ; Cih-Yuan Song ; I-Cheng Lu ; Jyehong Chen

EXPERIMENTAL DEMONSTRATION OF MULTI-BAND UPSTREAM IN STATISTICAL OFDM-PONS AND

COMPARISON WITH DIGITAL SUBCARRIER ASSIGNMENT 930

Cano. I.N. ; Escayola, X. ; Schindler. P. ; Santos. M.C. ; Polo. V. ; Leuthold. J. : Prat. J.

37.5-KM URBAN FIELD TRIAL OF OFDMA-PON USING COLORLESS ONUS WITH DYNAMIC

BANDWIDTH ALLOCATION AND TCM 933

Ruprecht. C. ; Yingkan Chen ; Fritzsche. D. ; von Hoyningen-Huene. J. ; Hanik. N. ; Weis. E. ; Breuer, D. ; Rosenkranz. W.

17.125GB/S OVER 25KM TRANSMISSIONS OF REAL-TIME DUAL-BAND OPTICAL OFDM SIGNALS

MODULATED BY 1GHZ RSOAS 936

Zhang. Q.W. ; Hitgues-Salas. E. ; Ling. Y. ; Zhang. H.B. ; Giddings. R.P. ; Wang. M. ; Tang. J.M.

P-OFDM: SPECTRALLY EFFICIENT UNIPOLAR OFDM 939

Elgala. H. ; Little. T.D.C.

UP TO 60 KM BIDIRECTIONAL TRANSMISSION OF A 16 CHANNELS x 10 GB/S FDM-WDM PON BASED

ON SELF-SEEDED REFLECTIVE SEMICONDUCTOR OPTICAL AMPLIFIERS 942

Le. S.D. ; Lebreton. A. ; Salioit. F. : Deniel. Q. ; Charbonier. B. ; Chanclou. P.

[TUTORIAL) ACTIVITIES FOR CONFORMANCE AND INTEROPERABILITY TESTING IN EPON

STANDARDIZATION 945

Suzuki. K.-l.

BENEFITS OF ACTIVE STATEFUL PCE FOR FLEXGRID NETWORKS 969

Cugini. F. ; Paolucci, F. ; Fresi. F. ; Meloni. G. ; Berrettini. G. ; Sambo. N. ; Giorgetti. A. ; Foggi. T. ; Poll. L. ; Castoldi. P.

SDN BASED PROVISIONING ORCHESTRATION OF OPENFLOW/GMPLS FLEXI-GRID NETWORKS

WITH A STATEFUL HIERARCHICAL PCE 972

Casellas. R. ; Munoz. R. ; Martinez. R. ; Vilalta. R. ; Liu. L. ; Tsurilani. T. ; Morita. I. ; Lopez. V. ; Gonzalez de Dios. O. ;

Fernandez-Palacios. J.P.

FLEXIBLE-CLIENT: THE MISSING PIECE TOWARDS TRANSPORT SOFTWARE-DEFINED NETWORKS 975Patel. A.N. ; Kanonakis, K. ; Ji. P.N. ; Junqiang Hit, Ting Wang

FILTER OPTIMIZATION IN SDN-BASED FLEXGRID NETWORKS 978

Paolucci. F. ; Fresi. F. ; Castro. A. : Velasco. L. : Cugini. F. ; Sambo. N. : Giorgetti. A. ; Poti. L. : Castoldi. P.

ABNO: A FEASIBLE SDN APPROACH FOR MULTI-VENDOR IP AND OPTICAL NETWORKS 981

Aguado, A. : Lopez. V. ; Marhuenda. J. ; Gonzalez de Dios, 0. ; Fernandez-Palacios. J.P.

TOWARDS A NETWORK OPERATING SYSTEM 984Lopez, V. ; Gonzalez de Dios. O. ; Fuentes. B ; Yannuzzi, M. : Fernandez-Palacios. J.P. ; Lopez. D.

ENGINEERING SILICON PHOTONICS SOLUTIONS FOR METRO DWDM 987

Nielsen. T.N. ; Doerr. C. ; Chen. L. ; Vermeulen. D.,Azemati. S. ; McBrien. G ; Mikkelsen. B. ; Rasmussen, C. ; Nadarajah. N.

OPTICAL TRANSCEIVER FOR CWDM NETWORKS WITH MULTI SUBCHANNEL INTERFACE 990

Yoon Koo Kwon ; Kang Yang Jung ; Ho Sung Cho ; Jongyoon Shin. Seung/oo Hong ; Jong Yeong Lim ; Sungmiil Cho : //<•«' Yeal

Rhy. Gwang Yong 17

448 GBIT/S DP-16QAM TRANSMISSION USING INTEGRATED TUNABLE CMOS LASER SOURCES 993

Marchena, E. ; Camera, M. : Bruno. C : Chaouch, H..Albanna. S. ; Hong Cai: Wh in, C. ; He. L.: Zyskiihl. J. ; Krasulfck. S. :

Tanaglia. A. ; Mizrahi. A. ; Stone. R.

10 GB/S CAP128 SYSTEM USING DIRECTLY MODULATED LASER FOR SHORT REACH OPTICAL

COMMUNICATIONS 996

Li Tao ; Yiguang Wang ; Yuliang Gao ; Lau. A.P.T. : Chao Lu

GENERATION AND TRANSMISSION OF 100-GB/S PDM 4-PAM USING DIRECTLY MODULATED

VCSELS AM) COHERENT DETECTION 999

Chongjin Xie ; Spiga. S. ; Po Dong; fVinzet. P. ; Gnauck. A..Greus. C. : Ortsiefer, M, ; Neumeyr. C. ; Mullet. M. ; Amunn. M.-C.

FIRST EXPERIMENTAL DEMONSTRATION OF COHERENT CAP FOR 300-GB/S METROPOLITAN

OPTICAL NETWORKS 1002

Esiaran. J. ; Olniedo. M.I. ; Zibar. D. ; .XiaogengXu : Monroy. I. T.

NYQUIST-SHAPED DISPERSION-PRECOMPENSATED SUBCARRIER MODULATION WITH DIRECT

DETECTION 1005

Erkilinc. M.S., Kilmurray. S. ; Pachnicke, S. ; Griesser. H. ; Thomsen, B.C. ; Bayvel. P. ; Killey. R.I.

BLIND SYMBOL SYNCHRONISATION IN DIRECT-DETECTION OPTICAL OFDM USING VIRTUAL

SUBCARR1ERS 1008

Bouziane. R. ; Milder, P.A. : Kilmurray. S.,Thomsen, B.C. : Pachnicke. S. ; Bayvel. P. ; Killey. R.I.

16-ARY STOKES-VECTOR MODULATION ENABLING DSP-BASED DIRECT DETECTION AT 100 GBIT/S 1011

Kikuchi, K. ; Kawakami. S.

DIRECT-DETECTION OPTICAL OFDM 1014

Wei-Ren Peng

DEMONSTRATION OF ORBITAL ANGULAR MOMENTUM STATE CONVERSION USING TWO HYBRID

3D PHOTONIC INTEGRATED CIRCUITS 1017

Chuan Qin ; Binbin Guan ; Seoll. R. : Proielli. R. ; Fontaine. N.K. ; Tiehui Su ; Ferrari. C. ; Cappuzzo. M. ; Klemen\. F. ; Keller.

B. : Earnshaw. M. ; Yoo. SJ.B.

lxll FEW-MODE FIBER WAVELENGTH SELECTIVE SWITCH USING PHOTONIC LANTERNS 1010

Carpenter, J. ; Leon-Saval. S.G. ; Salazar Gil. J.R. ; Bland-Hawthorn. .1..Baxter. G. ; Stewart, I.. ; Frisken, S. ; Roelens. M.A.F

.

Eggleton. B.J. ; Schroder. J.

FIRST DEMONSTRATION OF POLARIZATION-MULTIPLEXING COMBINED WITH ON-CHIP MODE-

DIVISION-MULTIPLEXING 1023

Chen. CP. ; Driscoll. J.B. : Ophir. N. ; Grate. R.R. : Osgood. R.M. : Bergman. K.

ON-CHIP MULTIPLEXING CONVERSION BETWEEN PDM AND MDM 102()

Mengyuan Ye ; Yu Yu ; Weill Yang ; Jinghui Zou ; Yaguang Qin ; Xinliang Zhang

EXPERIMENTAL DEMONSTRATION OF A GAIN-FLATTENING FILTER FOR FEW-MODE FIBER

BASED ON A SPATIAL LIGHT MODULATOR 1029

Ip, E. ; Ruo Yu Gu ; Ming-Jun Li; Yue-Kai Huang ; Kahn. J.

A TWO-MODE DIVISION MULTIPLEXING FILTER DEMONSTRATED USING A SOI RING RESONATOR 1032

Dorin, B.A. ; Ye. W.N.

FEW-MODE FIBERWAVELENGTH SELECTIVE SWITCH WITH SPATIAL-DIVERSITY AND REDUCED-

STEERING ANGLE 1035

Fontaine. N.K. ; Ryf, R. ; Chang Liu : Ercan. B. ; Salazar Gil, J.R. ; Leon-Saval. S.G. ; Bland-Hawthorn. J.,Nei/son, I). T.

DYNAMIC MODE GROUP EQUALIZATION FILTER AND VARIABLE OPTICAL ATTENUATOR FOR

FEW MODE FIBERS I03X

Weiss, I. : Gerufi. J. ; Sinefeld. D. ; Blau. M. ; Bin-Nun. M. ; Lingle. R. ; Gruner-Nie/sen. L. ; Murom, D.M.

MICRON-SCALE SILICON PHOTONIC DEVICES AND CIRCUITS 1041

Dazeng Feng ; Luff, B.J. ; Jatar, S. ; Asghari. M.

BOX-LESS WAVEGUIDE GE PD FOR BULK-SI BASED SILICON PHOTONIC PLATFORM 1044

Ji. H.-C. ; Cho, K.S. : Lee. B.S. ; Cho. K. Y. ; Choi. S.H.; Kim. J.H.: Shin. Y.H. ; Kim. S.G. : Lee. S. Y. ; Byun. Il l ; Parmar. S. ;

Neiadmalaveri, AM. ; Kim. D.H. : Bok. J.K. : Park. Y.S.: Shin. D.J..Joe. I S ; Hull, B.J. ; Kim. B.S. ; Kim, K.C.. Choi. HM.

,

Ha. KM.

10 GB/S BIT ERROR FREE PERFORMANCE OF A MONOLITHIC SILICON AVALANCHE WAVEGUIDE-

INTEGRATED PHOTODETECTOR 1047

Ackert. J.J. ; Karar, A.S. : Cartledge. J.C.; Jessop. P.E. ; Knights. A.P.

MONOLITHICALLY INTEGRATED 25GBIT/SEC RECEIVER FOR 1.55nM IN PHOTONIC BICMOS

TECHNOLOGY 1050

Knoll, D. ; Lischke. S. ; Zimmermann. L. ; Heinemann, B. ; Micusik. D. ; Ostrovskyy. P. : Winzer. G. ; Kroh. M. ; Ilarth. R. ;

Grabolla, T. ; Schulz. K. ; Fraschke. M. ; Lisker. M. ; Drews. J. ; Trusch. A. : Kruger, A. ; Marschmeyer. S. : Richter. II.II ;

Fursenko. O. ; Yamamoto. Y. ; Wohlfell. B. ; Pelermann. K. ; Baling, A. ; Zhou, Q. ; Tillack, B.

POLARIZATION-INSENSITIVE Sx20GB/S WDM GE RECEIVER USING COMPACT SI RING FILTERS

WITH COLLECTIVE THERMAL TUNING 1053

De Heyn. P. ; De Coster, J., Verheyen. P. ; Lepage. G.

.Panlouvuki, M. ; Absil. P. : Bngaerts. W. ; Van Thourhout, D. ; Van

Campenhout. J.

MONOLITHIC INTEGRATION OF SI-SILICA WAVEGUIDE DELAY LINE INTERFEROMETER AND

GERMANIUM PHOTODETECTORS FOR 25-GBIT/S DPSK DEMODULATOR 1056

Htraki. T. ; Fukuda. II. ; Tsuihtzawa. T. ; Kou. R. ; Nishi. H..Takeda. K. ; Yamamoto. T. ; Ishikawu, Y. ; Wada. K. ; Yamada. K

EXPERIMENTAL DEMONSTRATION OF PILOT-SYMBOLS-AIDED CYCLE SLIP MITIGATION FOR

QPSK MODULATION FORMAT 1059

Haiquan Cheng ; Yan Li: Miao Yu : Jizhao Zang ; Jian Wu : Among Lin

CYCLE-SLIP CORRECTION IN 100GB/S PM-QPSK SYSTEMS 1062

Ling Liu : Liangchuan Li

MODULATION FORMAT IDENTIFICATION BASED ON RECEIVED SIGNAL POWER DISTRIBUTIONS

FOR DIGITAL COHERENT RECEIVERS 1065

Jie Liu : Zhenhua Dong : Kangping Zhong ; Lau, A.P.T. ; Chuo Lit; Yanzhao Lit

1.15 TB/S NYQUIST PDM 16-QAM TRANSMISSION WITH JOINT MATCHED FILTERING AND

FREQUENCY-DOMAIN EQUALIZATION 1068

Zhu. C. ; Dm, L.B.: Corcoran, B. : Tran, A. V., Anderson, T. ; Lowery, A.J.

, Skafidas. E.

REDUCING THE POWER CONSUMPTION OF THE CMA EQUALIZER UPDATE FOR A DIGITAL

COHERENT RECEIVER 1071

Cardenas. D. : Laveiy. D. ; Watts, P.: Savon, S.J.

NOVEL EQUALIZER ARCHITECTURE FOR HITLESS RATE SWITCHING IN ENERGY-EFFICIENT

OPTICAL SYSTEMS 1074

Rozental. V.N. ; Bruno. G. : Camera, M. ; Mello, D.A.A.

AGGRESSIVE QUANTIZATION ON PERTURBATION COEFFICIENTS FOR NONLINEAR PRE-

DISTORTION 1077

QunbiZhuge : Reimer, M. ; Borowiec, A.,O'Sitllivan, M. : Plant. D. V.

REDUCED OSNR PENALTY FOR FREQUENCY DRIFT TOLERANT COHERENT PACKET SWITCHED

SYSTEMS USING DOUBLY DIFFERENTIAL DECODING 1080Walsh. A.J. ; Mountjoy. J. : Fagan. A. : Browning, C. ; Ellis, A D : Barn; L.P.

IMPACT OF SLICE-ABILITY ON DYNAMIC RESTORATION IN GMPLS-BASED FLEXIBLE OPTICAL

NETWORKS 1083

Dallaglio. M. ; Ciorgetli. A. : Sambo, N. : Cugini, F. ; Castoldi. P.

RELIABILITY-CONSTRAINED RESOURCE ALLOCATION FOR OPTICALLY INTERCONNECTED

DISTRIBUTED CLOUDS 1086

Yi Zhu ; Yan Liang ; QiongZhang ; Qingya She ; Xi Wang : Palacharla, P. ; Sekiya. M.

AFTER FAILURE REPAIR OPTIMIZATION IN DYNAMIC FLEXGRID OPTICAL NETWORKS 1089Ruiz. M. : Zotkiewicz. M. ; Castro. A. ; Klinkowski. M. : Velasco. L. ; Pioro, M.

ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND RELIABILITY TRADEOFF IN OPTICAL CORE NETWORKS 1092Wiatr. P. : Jiajia Chen : Monti. P. : Wosinska. L.

PHYSICAL LAYER CHARACTERISTICS AND DESIGN OF LONG HAUL FAST TURN-ON/OFF AND

FLOW SWITCHED ALL-OPTICAL NETWORKS 1095

Junio, J. ; Lei Zhang; Chan, V.

A MOVING SOURCE ROUTING SOLUTION FOR HIGH-SPEED RAILWAY COMMUNICATION IN

OPTICAL CORE TRANSPORT NETWORKS 1098

Nan Hua ; Xiaoping ZhengMAXIMUM ENTROPY (MAXENT) ROUTING AND SPECTRUM ASSIGNMENT FOR FLEXGRID-BASED

ELASTIC OPTICAL NETWORKING 1101

Wright, P. : Parker. M.C. ; Lord. A.

SINGLE-CARRIER AND DUAL-CARRIER 400-GB/S AND 1.0-TB/S TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS 1104

Raybon. G. ; Adamiecki. A. : Randel. S. ; Winzer, P.J.

1 TB/S - 4x343 GB/S SUBCARRIERS ON 50GHZ GRID - TRANSMISSION OVER 480 KM SMF WITH 22 GHZBANDWIDTH SEMICONDUCTOR MODULATOR 1107

Idler. If. ; Buchali. F..Schuh. K.: Cameron. N. ; Blast. T. ; Schmid. S.: Steffan. A.

TRANSMISSION OF 400G DUAL-CARRIER DP-16QAM AND MULTI-CARRIER DP-QPSK SIGNALS OVERREGIONAL AND LONG-HAUL DISTANCES WITH SPAN LENGTHS GREATER THAN 200 KM 1110

Ming-Fang Huang ; Shaoliang Zhang ; Mino, K. ; Aono. Y.

OVER 2000-KM TRANSMISSION OF 60-GBAUD PDM-QPSK SIGNAL WITH HETERODYNE DETECTIONAND SE OF 4B/S/HZ 1113

Xinying Li: Junwer. Zhang ; Fan Li: Jiangnan Xiao

TRANSMISSION OF 128-GB/S PDM-4PAM GENERATED WITH ELECTROABSOPTION MODULATORSOVER 960-KM STANDARD SINGLE-MODE FIBER 1116

Chong/in Xie

TRANSMISSION OF 480-GB/S DUAL-CARRIER PM-8QAM OVER 2550KM SMF-28 USING ADAPTIVEPRE-EQUALIZATION 1119

Junwen Zhang , Hung-Chang Chicn ; Ze Dong : YanXia ; Yufei Chen , Jiangnan Xiao

RECONFIGURABLE 100 GB/S SILICON PHOTONIC NETWORK-ON-CHIP 1122Po Dong ; Young-Kai Chen ; Tingyi Gu : Buhl. L.L. ; Neilson, D.T. : Sinsky, J.H

DEVELOPMENT OF 1060NM 25-GB/S VCSEL AND DEMONSTRATION OF 300M AND 500M SYSTEMREACH USING MMFS AND LINK OPTIMIZED FOR 1060NM 1125

Kise. T..Suzuki, T.

. Funahashi. M. : Nagashima. K.: Lingle. R. ; Vaidva. D.S.,Shubochkin. R.

. Kamino, J.T. : Xin Chen ;

Bickham. S R. ; Hurley. J.E. : Ming-Jun Li; Evans. A.F.

NONLINEAR COMPENSATION FOR 980 NM HIGH POWER, SINGLE-MODE VCSELS FOR ENERGYEFFICIENT OM 4 FIBER TRANSMISSION 1128

l-Cheng Lit: Chia-Chien Wei; Hsing-Yu Chen ; Pei-Yu Chung; Peng-Hao Huang ; Jia-Wei Jiang; Kai-Lun Chi; Jin-Wei Shi :Jyehong Chen

ULTRA-COMPACT 320 GB/S AND 160 GB/S WDM TRANSMITTERS BASED ON SILICON MICRORINGS 1131

Yang Liu.Ran Ding : Qi Li: ZheXuan ; YtmchuLi: Yisu Yang ; Lint. A.E.-J.

. Lo. P.G.-Q.: Bagman. K.: Bachr-Joncs. T. :

Hochberg. M.

TERAHERTZ PHOTONICS FOR COMMUNICATIONS 1134Seeds, A.J.

PASSIVE APPROACH FOR PHASE FLUCTUATION CANCELLATION OF ANONYMOUS MICROWAVE

SIGNAL TRANSMISSION n82

Li. Z.-L. : Yan. L.-S. : Peng. Y.-L : Pan. II'. : Luo. B.Shoo. L. Y.

PHOTONIC ULTRA-WIDEBAND SOFTWARE-DEFINED RF RECEIVER FOR ELECTRONIC SPECTRUM

MEASUREMENTS 1185

Onori. D. ; Laghezza. F. ; Ghelfl. P. : Pinna. S. ; Scotti. F. ; Sera/ino. G. : Bogoni. A.

OPTICAL COMBS FOR SENSOR APPLICATIONS 1188

Newbury, iV.fi. ; Baumann, E. ; Coddington. I ; Cromer. C ; Desehenes. J.-D.: Giorgetta. F.R. ; Rieker. G. : Sonderhouse. 1. :

Swailn. W.C. ; Sinclair. L.C.

DATA TRANSMISSION AT TERABIT/S DATA RATES USING SILICON-ORGANIC HYBRID (SOH)

FREQUENCY COMBS 1191

Weimann, C ; Schindler. P.C. ; Bekele, D. ; Palmer. R.. Korn. D. ; Pfeifle, J. ; Koeber. S. : Si-hmogrow. R. ; A/haiti. L ; Elder.

D.L. ; Yu. H. : Bogaerls, IV. ; Ballon. L.R.,Frende. II'.

.Leulhold. J. ; Koos, C.

HIGH-CONTRAST, ALL-SILICON WAVEGUIDING PLATFORM FOR MULTI-OCTAVE INTEGRATED

PHOTONICS 1194

Chiles. J. ; Khan. S. ; Ma. J. ; Fathpour, S.

LARGE- SCALE DATA CENTER NETWORKS 1197

Hendel. A.

2D OPTOELECTRONIC ENGINES WITH WAFER SCALE SELF-ALIGNED OPTICAL CORES 1200

Mathai. S.. Rosenberg. P. : Sarin. IV. ; Slraznickv. J. : Kiyama. L. ; Maek. IV. ; Panotojinulos. G. : Culler../. ; Devenpnrt. K. ; Tan.

M.

A LOW LATENCY OPTICAL TOP OF RACK SWITCH FOR DATA CENTRE NETWORKS WITH

MINIMIZED PROCESSOR ENERGY LOAD 1203

Shiyun Liu ; Qixiang Cheng ; IVonfor. A. : Penly. R. : While. I..Warn. P.M.

CONNECTOR PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS FOR D-SHAPED MULTI-CORE MULTI MODE FIBER 1206

Pepel/ugoski. P.. Doany. F. ; Kuehta. D.M. ; Lee. B.C. ; Sehov. C.

.Sehares. L

HIGHLY RELIABLE SILICONE BASED OPTICAL WAVEGUIDES EMBEDDED IN PCBS 1209

Lamprechl. T. : Halter. M.. Meier. D. : Beyer. S. : Belsehon. F. ; John. R : Amh. C. : Snvlawski. B. : ll'eidner. K.

MULTI-LAYER SDN ON A COMMERCIAL NETWORK CONTROL PLATFORM FOR PACKET OPTICAL

NETWORKS 1212

Felix, A. : Borges. N,: Wu, H.. Hanlon. M..Birk. M. ; T.uherxieh. A.

FIRST INTERNATIONAL SDN-BASED NETWORK ORCHESTRATION OF VARIABLE-CAPACITY OPS

OVER PROGRAMMABLE FLEXI-GRID EON 1215

Yoshida. Y. ; Maruta, A. ; Kitayama. K. ; Nishihara. M. ; Tanaka. T. ; Takabara. T. ; Rasimissen, J. C. ; Yoshikane. .V.Tsuritani.

T. ; Morila. I. : Yan. S. ; Shu. Y. ; Channegawda. M. ; Yan. Y. ; Roj'oee. B.R. ; llltgues-Salas, E. ; Saridis, G. : Zer\ a.\. G :

Ne/abati. R. ; Simeonidou. D. : Vilalta. R. : Munoz. R. ; Casellas. R. : Martinez. R. ; Svaluto. M. ; Fabrega. J.M : Aguada. A. ;

Lopez. V. ; Marhuenda, J. : Gonzalez de Oios. O. ; Fernandez-Palacios. J. P.

FIRST EXPERIMENTAL DEMONSTRATION OF ABNO-DRIVEN IN-OPERA I ION FLEXGRII) NETWORK

RE-OPTIMIZATION 1218

Velasco. L. ; Paolucci. F. ; Gifre. L. : Agitado. A. : Cugini. /'., Castoldi. P. : Lopez. V.

FIRST X-TUNABLE DYNAMIC LOAD-BALANCING OPERATION ENHANCED BY 3-MSEC

BIDIRECTIONAL HITLESS TUNING ON SYMMETRIC 40-GBIT/S WDM/TDM-PON 1221

Kaneko. S. ; Yoshida, T. : Furusawa. S. : Sarashina. M. ; Tatnai. II. ; Suzuki. A. ; Muko/ima. T..Kimura. S. ; Yoshirnolo. /V

SERIAL 103.125-GB/S TRANSMISSION OVER 1 KM SSMF FOR LOW-COST, SHORT-REACH OPTICAL

INTERCONNECTS 1224

Lee. J. ; Kaneda. N. ; Pjau. T. ; Konczykowska. A. ; Jorge. F. ; Dupuy. J.-Y. : Young~Kai Chen

30GBPS OPTICAL LINK UTILIZING HETEROGENEOUSLY INTEGRATED 1II-V/SI PHOTONICS AND

CMOS CIRCUITS 1227

Dupuis, N. ; Lee. B.G. ; Proesel, J.E.: Rylyakov. A. ; Rimolo-Donadio, R. ; Baks. CIV. ; Schow. C.L. ; Ramaswamy. A. ; Roth. .I.E.

: Gttzzon, R.S. : Koch. B. ; Sparacin. D.K. ; Fish, G.A.

557-KM UNREPEATERED 100G TRANSMISSION WITH COMMERCIAL RAMAN DWDM SYSTEM,

ENHANCED ROPA, AND CABLED LARGE AEFF ULTRA-LOW LOSS FIBER IN OSP ENVIRONMENT 1230

Xia. T.J. ; Peterson. D.L. ; Wellbrock. G.A. : Do-il Chang. Perrier. P., Fevrier. II ; Ten. S.

.Toner, C. ; Mills, G.

FIELD DEMONSTRATION OF3x341-GB/S PDM-OFDM-256 ITERATIVE POLAR MODULATION SIGNALS

WITH A RECORD 11.0-B/S/HZ INTRACHANNEL SPECTRAL EFFICIENCY 1233

Chandrasekhar, S. ; Xiang Liu ; Winzer. P.J. ; Lotz. T. : Youn. C.J. ; Kwon, Y.H. ; Nam. E.S.

1.4TB REAL-TIME ALIEN SUPERCHANNEL TRANSPORT DEMONSTRATION OVER 410KM INSTALLED

FIBER LINK USING SOFTWARE RECONFIGURABLE DP-16QAM/QPSK 1236

Yu Rang Zhou ; Smith. K. : Payne. R. : Lord. A. ; Raddatz, L. ; Bertolini. M..

Van De Velde. T. ; Colombo. C : Korkmaz. E. ;

Fontana. M. ; Evans. S.

23 TBIT/S TRANSMISSION OVER 17-KM CONVENTIONAL 50-fiM GRADED-INDEX MULTIMODE FIBER 1239

Ryf. R. : Fontaine. N.K.: Chen. H.: Guan. B..Randel. S. ; Sauer. N. ; Yoo. S..IB. : Koonen. A.M.J. : Delbue. R. : Pupalaikis. P

.

Sureka. A. ; Shubochkin, R. ; Sun, Y. ; Lingle, R.

12-CORE x 3-MODE DENSE SPACE DIVISION MULTIPLEXED TRANSMISSION OVER 40 KMEMPLOYING MULTI-CARRIER SIGNALS WITH PARALLEL MIMO EQUALIZATION 1242

Mizuno. T. : Kobayashi, T. : Takara. H. ; Sano, A. ; Kawakami. H. ; Nakagawa. T. ; Miyamoto. Y. ; Abe. Y. ; Goh. T. ; Oguma, M. ;

Sakamoto, T. ; Sasaki. Y. : Ishida. I.; Takenaga. K. : Matsuo, S. ; Saitoh. K. ; Morioka. T.

TRANSMISSION OF 20x440-GB/S SUPER-NYQUIST-FILTERED SIGNALS OVER 3600 KM BASED ON

SINGLE-CARRIER 110-GBAUD PDM QPSK WITH 100-GHZ GRID 1245

Zhang. J. ; Yu. J. ; Dong, Z. ; Jia. Z. ; Chien. H.C.; Cai. Y ; Ge. C.. Shi. S. ; Chen. Y. : Wang, H. : Xia, Y.

TRANSMISSION OVER 9,100 KM WITH A CAPACITY OF 49.3 TB/S USING VARIABLE SPECTRAL

EFFICIENCY 16 QAM BASED CODED MODULATION 1248

Cai. J.-X. : Zhang. H. ; Batshon, H.G. ; Mazurczyk. M.. Sinkin, O. V. ; Sun, Y. : Pilipetskii, A.

,Foursa, D.G.

30.6-TB/S FULL-DUPLEX BIDIRECTIONAL TRANSOCEANIC TRANSMISSION OVER 75*90.9-KM FIBER

SPANS 1251

Yaman. F. : Shaoliang Zhang ; Yue-Kai Huang , Yequn Zhang ; Ming-Fang Huang ; Djordjevic. IB. ; Mateo. E. : lnada. Y. ;

Inoue. T. ; Ogata. T.

COHERENT IN-LINE SUBSTITUTION OF OFDM SUBCARRIERS USING FIBER-FREQUENCYCONVERSION AND FREE-RUNNING LASERS 1254

Richter. T. : Schmidt-Langhorst. C. ; Elschner. R. ; Kato. T. : Tanimura. T. : Watanabe. S. ; Schubert. C.

FLEX-GRID COMPATIBLE ULTRA WIDE FREQUENCY COMB SOURCE FOR 31.8 TB/S COHERENT

TRANSMISSION OF 1520 UDWDM CHANNELS 1257Ataie. V.: Temprana. E.. Liu. L. : Myslivets. E. : Kuo. B.P.-P. ; Alie. N.

.Radic. S.

SINGLE-CHIP SILICON PHOTONICS 100-GB/S COHERENT TRANSCEIVER 1260

Doerr. C. : Chen. L. ; Vermeulen. D. ; Nielsen. T. ; Azemati, S. ; Slut. S. : McBrien, G. : Xu, X.-M. ; Mikkelsen. B. : Givehchi. M. ;

Rasmussen. C. ; Park, S.-Y.

PIC-TO-PIC EXPERIMENT AT 130GB/S BASED ON A MONOLITHIC TRANSMITTER USING

SWITCHING OF PREFIXED OPTICAL PHASES AND A MONOLITHIC COHERENT RECEIVER 1263

Mardoyan. H. ; Bertran-Pardo. O. ; Jenneve. P. ; de Valicourt, G. ; Mestre. M.A. : Bigo. S. : Kazmierski. C. ; Chimot. N.: Steffan.A G. : Honecker, J. ; Zhang. R. ; Runge. P. ; Richter. A. : Arellano, C. : Orlega-Monux, A. ; Molina-Fernandez, I.

ULTRA-COMPACT MONOLITHIC INTEGRATED INP TRANSMITTER AT 224 GB/S WITH PDM-2ASK-

2PSK MODULATION 1266

de Valicourt, G. ; Mestre. M.A. ; Jenneve, P. ; Mardoyan. H. ; Antona. J.C. ; Bigo. S. ; Bertran-Pardo. O. ; Kazmierski. C. :

Chimot. N. ; Blachc, F. ; Garreau, A.

TWO-DIMENSIONAL, 37-CHANNEL, HIGH-BANDWIDTH, ULTRA-DENSE SILICON PHOTONICSOPTICAL INTERFACE 1269

Kopp, V.I. ; Park. J. ; Wlodawski. M.S. : Hubner. E. ; Singer. J. ; Neugroschl. D. ; Genack. A.Z. : Dumon. P.,

Van Campenhout. J.: Absil. P.

PROGRAMMABLE GAIN EQUALIZER FOR MULTI-CORE FIBER AMPLIFIERS 1272Fontaine. N.K. ; Gum, B. ; Ryf. R. : Chen. H.

.Koonen. A.M.J. ; Ben Yoo. S.J. : Abedin, K. ; Fini. J. ; Taunay. T.F. : Neilson, D.T.

100-GB/S SINGLE-BAND REAL-TIME COHERENT OPTICAL DP-16QAM-OFDM TRANSMISSION ANDRECEPTION 1275

Xiao. X. ; Li. F. ; Yu, J. : Li. X.,Xia. Y.

.Chen. F.

160-GB/S STOKES VECTOR DIRECT DETECTION FOR SHORT REACH OPTICAL COMMUNICATION 1278Di Che ; An Li; Xi Chen ; Qian Hu ; Yifei Wang ; Shieh. W.

ALL-ELECTRONIC FLEXIBLY PROGRAMMABLE 864-GB/S SINGLE-CARRIER PDM-64-QAM 1281Randel. S. : Pilori. D. ; Cortcselli. S. ; Raybon. G. ; Adainiecki. A. : Gnauck. A. : Chandrasekhar. S. : Winzer. P. ; Altenhain. L. :

Bielik. A. ; Schmid. R.

GENERATION AND TRANSMISSION OF A 400-GB/S PDM/WDM SIGNAL USING A MONOLITHIC 2x4VCSEL ARRAY AND COHERENT DETECTION 1284

Chong/in Xie ; Spiga. S. ; Po Dong : Winzer. P. ; Berginann. M. ; Kogel. B. ; Neumeyr. C. ; Amann. M.-C.

INTEGRATED SILICON-ORGANIC HYBRID (SOH) FREQUENCY SHIFTER 1287Lauermann. M. : Weimann, C. ; Knopf. A. ; Elder. D.L. ; Heni. W. : Palmer, R. ; Korn. D. ; Schindler, P.C. ; Koeber. S. ; Alloatti.L. ; Yu, H. : Bogaerts, W. ; Dalton. L.R. : Rembe. C. ; Leulhold, J. : Freude. W. ; Koos. C.

RAPIDLY RECONFIGURABLE RF ARBITRARY WAVEFORM SYNTHESIS USING A CMOS SILICON

PHOTONIC CHIP 1290Jian Wang ; Fuwan Gun ; Ben Niu ; Hao Shen ; Leaird, D.E. ; Weiner. A.M. ; Minghao Qi

A COMPACT OPTICALLY DRIVEN TRAVELLING-WAVE RADIATING SOURCE 1293Bowers, S.M. ; Abiri. B. ; Ajlatouni, F. ; Hajimiri. A.

HIGH-POWER MICROWAVE PHOTODIODES 1296Beling. A.

STRONG ENHANCEMENT IN SATURATION POWER OF SUB-THZ PHOTODIODE BY USING PHOTONICMILLIMETER-WAVE FEMTOSECOND PULSE GENERATOR 1299

Jhih-Min Wun : Yi-Shhm Chen : Cheng-Hung Lai, Hao-Yun Liu ; Huang, C.-B. : Ci-Ling Pan ,Jin-Wei Shi

A PHOTONIC INTEGRATED FRACTIONAL HILBERT TRANSFORMER WITH CONTINUOUSTUNABILITY

1302Weilin Liu ; Ming Li: Guzzon. R.S. ; Norberg. E.J. ; Coldren. LA.

. Jianping Yao

FIRST DEMONSTRATION OF A TUNABLE SINGLE-BANDPASS PHOTONIC RADIOFREQUENCYFILTER BASED ON OPTICAL FREQUENCY COMB FROM A MICRORING 1305

Xiaoxiao Xue : Hyoung-Jun Kim ; YiXuan ; Jian Wang; Leaird. D.E. ; Minghao Qi; Weiner, A.M.

TRANSMISSION OF 400G PM-16QAM CHANNELS OVER LONG-HAUL DISTANCE WITH COMMERCIALALL-DISTRIBUTED RAMAN AMPLIFICATION SYSTEM AND AGED STANDARD SMF IN FIELD 1308

Xia. T.J.: Wellhrock. G.A. ; Ming-Fang Huang : Shaoliang Zhang; Yue-Kai Huang; Do-il Chang ; Burtsev. S. ; Pelouch. W.;Zak. E. ; de Pedro. H.

, Szeto. W. ; Fevrier, H

150 x 120 GB/S FIELD TRIAL OVER 1,504 KM USING ALL-DISTRIBUTED RAMAN AMPLIFICATION 1311Do-il Chang. Burtsev. S.

,Pelouch. 11'.

.Zak. E.: de Pedro. H ; Szeto. II.

.Fevrier. //.. Aw. T.J. ; Wellhmk. (/..•».

REAL-TIME GRIDLESS 800G SUPER-CHANNEL TRANSPORT FIELD TRIAL OV ER 410KM USING

COHERENT DP-16 QAM 1314Yu RongZhou : Smith. K.: Payne. R.: Lord, A. ; Whalley. G.

. Bennett. T. ; Manila/!. E.; Alexander, S. ; Boymel. IX

400GB/S REAL-TIME TRIAL USING RATE-ADAPTIVE TRANSPONDERS FOR NEXT GENERATION

FLEXIBLE-GRID NETWORKS 1317

Pagano. A. ; Riccardi. E. ; Bertolini. At ; Farelli. I'

; I an De I'elde. T.

FIELD TRIAL OF DIRECT-DETECTION AND MULTI-CARRIER BASED 100G TRANSCEIVER 1320

Kwangjoon Kim ; Hwan Seok Chung : Sun Hyak Chang : Jytmg Chan Lee ; Jong //vim Lee

COST-EFFECTIVE NEXT GENERATION MOBILE FRONTHAUL ARCHITECTURE WITH MULTI-IF

CARRIER TRANSMISSION SCHEME 1323

Seung-Hyun Cho ; Heitk Park ; H\ean Seok Chung ; Kyeong Hwun Don : Sangsoo Lee : Jong Hvun Lee

MULTI-SERVICE OFDM UPLINK TRANSMISSION IN FULL-DUPLEX FTTX SYSTEMS USING RSOA-

BASED WDM-PON ARCHITECTURE 1326

Nguyen. A.T. ; Lefebvre, K. : Rttsch. L.A.

DEVELOPMENT OF SI PHOTONICS TECHNOLOGY: GE/SI AVALANCHE PHOTODIODE FOR PON

APPLICATIONS 1329

Mcngyuan Huang : Pengfei Cai; Liangbo Wang ; Tito Shi; IVang Chen : Su Li; Guanghui Hon ; Ching-yin Hong ; Dong Pan

GAIN-CONTROLLED OPTICAL AMPLIFIER TECHNOLOGIES FOR LONG-REACH AND HIGH-

SPLITTING-RATIO PON SYSTEMS 1332

Fujiwara. M.

COMPARISON OF DOWNSTREAM TRANSMITTERS FOR HIGH LOSS BUDGET OF LONG-REACH 10G-

PON 1335

Zhengxuan Li; Lilin Yi. Weisheng Hit

INCREASING SPLITTING RATIO OF 10GB/S-CLASS PONS BY USING FW-DMF THAT ACTS AS LOW

LOSS SPLITTER FOR UPSTREAM AND CONVENTIONAL SPLITTER FOR DOWNSTREAM 1338

Fujiwara. AY..Suzuki. K.-l. ; Yoshiniolo. N. ; Oguina. At

.Soma. S.

DEMONSTRATION OF 10G BURST-MODE DML AND EDC IN SYMMETRIC 40GBIT/S TWDM-PON OVER

40KM PASSIVE REACH 1341

Yong Guo ; Songlin Zhn : Guahua Kuang : Yongjia Yin ; Yang Gao : Dezhi Zhang : Xin Liu

MULTICORE EDFA FOR SPACE DIVISION MULTIPLEXING BY UTILIZING CLADDING-PUMPED

TECHNOLOGY 1344

Tsuchida, Y. ; Tadakuma. At : Sugizaki. R.

CHALLENGES OF FEW MODE AMPLIFIERS 1347

Salsi, M.

1.7 |iM BAND OPTICAL FIBER AMPLIFIER 1350

Yamada. At ; Ono. H. : Ohta. K. : Aozasa. S. ; Tanaka. T. : Senda. K..Maeda. Y. ; Koyama. O. ; Ono. J.

S-BAND THULIUM-DOPED FIBER AMPLIFIER ENHANCEMENT USING ASE SUPPRESSION 1353

Emami. S.D. : Muhammad. A.R. ; Hanm. S. II'..Ahmad. H. : AbdulRashid. II A.

EXCITED STATE ABSORPTION IN BISMUTH-DOPED FIBERS WITH VARIOUS GLASS COMPOSITIONS I 35<S

Dianov. E.M. ; Riumkin. K.E. ; Melkumov. M.A. : Buf'etoy. LA.

EXPERIMENTAL DEMONSTRATION OF SILICON-BASED METALLIC WHISPERING GALLERY MODE

DISK RESONATORS AND THEIR THERMO-I TNING 135')

Fei Lou : Thylen. L. : Wosinski. L.

AIR-SUSPENDED H1GH-Q RING MICROCAVITIES WITH SCATTERER-AVOIDING "WIGGLER"

SUPERMODE FIELDS 13f)2

Yangyang Liu ; Popovic. M.A.

AN SOI BASED POLARIZATION INSENSITIVE FILTER FOR ALL-OPTICAL CLOCK RECOVERY 1365

Jinglnti Zou ; Yu Yu : Weill Yang ; Zhao Wu ; Ye Mengyuan ; Guanyu Chen ; Xin/iang ZhangWAVELENGTH LOCKING OF A WDM SILICON MICRORING DEMULTIPLEXER USING DITHERING

SIGNALS 136S

Padmaraju. K. ; Lian-Wee Luo ; Xiaoliang Zhu ; Glick. M. ; Dutt. R. ; Lipsnn. At ; Bergman. K.

10-GB/S BPSK LINK USING SILICON MICRORING RESONATORS FOR MODULATION AND

DEMODULATION 1371

Qi Li; Yang Liu ; Padmaraju. K. ; Ran Ding: Logan. D.F. ; Ackert. J.J. ; Knights. A. P. ; Baehr-Jonex. T.. Ilaehheig. At

,

Bergman. K.

HIGH-SPEED ON-CHIP PHOTONIC LINK BASED ON ULTRALOW-POWER MICRORING MODULATOR 1374

Xi Xiao ; Hao Xu ; Xianyao Li ; Zhiyong Li: Yu Yude ; Yu Jinzhong

ENERGY-EFFICIENT ACTIVE PHOTONICS IN A ZERO-CHANGE, STATE-OF-THE-ART CMOS

PROCESS 1377

Wade. M. T. ; Shainline. J. At.,Orcult. J.S. ; Sun. C. ; Kumar. R : Moss. B.

. Georgia. At,Ram. R.J.

. Stojanovie. V. ; Popovic.M.A.

DIGITAL COHERENT TECHNOLOGY FOR LONG-REACH OPTICAL ACCESS 13X0

Laveiy. D. ; Savoty, S.J.

EXTENDED TWDM-PON DEMONSTRATION UP TO 100 KM AND 35 DB ODN LOSS ON BURST-MODE

COHERENT REFLECTIVE PON 13X3

Stiaiillu. S. ; Forghieri. F. ; Bosco. G : Ferrero. V. : Gaudino. R.

A LONG REACH IM/DD OFDM-PON USING SUPER-NYQUIST IMAGE INDUCED ALIASING AND CODE-

DIVISION MULTIPLEXING 1386

Chang/ian Guo ; Longling Dai

COMPARISON OF RX-DSP-STRUCTURES IN EXPERIMENTAL OFDMA-PON UPLINK TRANSMISSION

SYSTEM 1389

von Hovningen-Huene, J. : Griessei; H.: Eisell, M. : Ruprechl. C. : Rosenkranz, W.

REAL-TIME SOFTWARE-DEFINED DYNAMIC RESOURCE ALLOCATION USING OPENFLOW FOR

NEXT-GENERATION OFDM-BASED OPTICAL ACCESS NETWORKS 1392

Johnson, S. ; Weiyang Mo , Cvijetic. M ; Jun He : Wissinger, J. ; Willner, A.E.

MASTER-TO-SLAVE INJECTION-LOCKED WRC-FPLD PAIR WITH 16 DWDM-PON CHANNELS FOR 16-

QAM OFDM TRANSMISSION 1395

Min-Chi Cheng: Cheng-Ting Tsui; Cong-Ru Lin

N:l PROTECTION DESIGN FOR MINIMISING OLTS IN RESILIENT DUAL-HOMED LONG-REACH

PASSIVE OPTICAL NETWORK 1398

Nag. A. ; Payne. D.B. : Rufflni, M.

EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF WEIGHTED INTER-FRAME AVERAGING BASED CHANNEL ESTIMATION

FOR CO-OFDM SYSTEM 1401

Paihin Zhu : Juhao Li; Hui Zhao ; ChengZhang; Yue Liu ; Yuping Zhao : YongqiHe: Zhangyuan Chen

ENHANCED DISPERSION TOLERANCE OF COHERENT OFFSET-QAM OFDM OVER CONVENTIONAL

OFDM 1404

Jian Zhao ; Ellis. A.D.

DEMONSTRATION OF SOFTWARE-DEFINED MULTIBAND OFDM WITH LOW-COMPLEXITY PHASE

NOISE COMPENSATION 1407

A7 Chen : Jiayuan He : Di Che ; Shieh. W.

FAST WAVELENGTH SWITCHING DP-OFDM TRANSCEIVER IN A 5-NODE 800KM COHERENT OBS

NETWORK 1410

Mahei; R. : Hou-Man Chin ; Thakur. M.P. ; Lavery. D., Bayvel. P. : Savoiy. S.J. ; Thomsen. B.C.

PRE-AMPLIFIED 64-QAM-OFDM MODULATION OF A COLORLESS LASER DIODE FOR 30 GBIT/S

TRANSMISSION WITH ENHANCED SNR 1413

Cheng-Ting Tsai; Min-Chi Cheng ; Gong-Ru Lin

40GBPS 100-KM SSMF VSB-IMDD OFDM TRANSMISSION EXPERIMENT BASED ON SSII

CANCELLATION AND FBG-FILTERING 1416

ChengJu ; Xue Chen ; Zhigtio Zhang

EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF DISCRETE MULTITONE TRANSMISSION IN THE PRESENCE

OF OPTICAL NOISE AND CHROMATIC DISPERSION 1419

Doehhun, A. ; Nadal. L. ; Griessei: H. ; Eisell. M. ; Svululo Moreolo. M. ; Elhers. J.-P.

EXPERIMENTAL DEMONSTRATION OF ELASTIC OPTICAL NETWORKING UTILIZING TIME-

SLICEABLE BITRATE VARIABLE OFDM TRANSCEIVER 1422

Fabrega. J.M. : Svahtto Moreolo. M. ; Vjlchez. F.J. : Rofoee, B.R. ; On. Y. : Amaya. N. : Zervas. G. : Simeonidou. D. ; Yoshida. Y.

: Kitayaina, K.

WIDELY TUNABLE SEMICONDUCTOR LASERS 1425Larson. M.C.

NARROW LINEWIDTH TUNABLE LIGHT SOURCE INTEGRATED WITH DISTRIBUTED REFLECTOR

LASER ARRAY 1450

Kobayashi. G. : Kiyota. K. ; Kimoto. T. ; Mukaihara, T.

A WIDE BANDWIDTH COHERENT OPTICAL COMB SOURCE BASED ON A MONOLITHICALLYINTEGRATED MODE-LOCKED RING LASER 1453

Moskalenko. V. ; Lalkowski. S.; de Vries. T.; Augnsiin, L.M. ; Leijiens. X.J.M. ; Smii. M.K. : Bente. E.A.J. M.

AN INTEGRATED HETERODYNE OPTICAL PHASE-LOCKED LOOP WITH RECORD OFFSET LOCKING

FREQUENCY 1456

Mingzhi Lu ; Hyiin-Chul Park ; Bloch. E. ; Johansson. L.A. : Rodwell, M.J. : Coldren. L.A.

SINGLE QUANTUM DASH MODE-LOCKED LASER AS A COMB-GENERATOR IN FOUR-CHANNEL 112

GBIT/S WDM TRANSMISSION 1459

Gay. M. ; O'Hare. A., Bramerie. L..Hao. Z.

,Fresnel, S. ; Peucherel. C. : Besnard. P. ; Joshi, S. ; Barbel. S. ; Lelarge, F.

ENABLING AUTONOMIC PROVISIONING IN SDN CLOUD NETWORKS WITH NFV SERVICE

CHAINING 1462Cannislra. R. : Carle. B. : Johnson. M. : Kapadia. J. ; Mealh. Z. ; Miller. M. ; Young. D. : DeCusatis. C. ; Bundy. T. ; Zussman. G.

; Bergman. K. : Carranza, A. : Sher-DeCusatis. C. : Pletch. A. ; Ransom. R.

PETABIT/S TRANSMISSION USING MULTICORE FIBERS 1465

Sana, A. ; Takaru, H. : Kobayashi, T. ; Miyamoto. Y.

LONG-HAUL TRANSMISSION USING MULTICORE FIBERS 1468Takahashi. H. ; Igarashi. K.

.Tsurilani. T.

ULTRA-HIGH CAPACITY TRANSMISSION WITH FEW-MODE SILICA AND HOLLOW-COREPHOTONIC BANDGAP FIBERS 1471

Sleiffer. V.A.J.M. ; Leoni. P. ; Jung. Y.. Chen. H. : Kuschnerov. M. ; Alam. S. U. ; Pelrovich. M..Polelli. F. ; Wheeler. N. V. ;

Baddela. N. : Hayes. J. ; Numkam Fokoua. E. ; Richardson, D.J. ; Gruner-Nietsen, L. ; Sun. Y. ; de Waardl, H.

SPACE-DIVISION MULTIPLEXED TRANSMISSION OVER 3x3 COUPLED-CORE MULTICORE FIBER 1474

Ryf. R..Fontaine. U.K.; Montoliu. M. : Randel, S.

, Chang. S.H. ; Chen. H. ; Chandrasekhar. S., Gnauck, A.H. ; Essiambre. R.-J.

: Winzcr, P.J., Taru. T : Hayashi. T.

, Sasaki, T.

METHODS FOR MAPPING OF LOCAL FIBER CHARACTERISTICS WITH SUBMOLECULAR

ACCURACY 1477

Myslivets, E.

NONLINEAR FIBER DESIGNS WITH INTRINSICALLY LOW DISPERSION VARIATIONS 1480

Fini, J.M. ; Grttner-Nielsen. L.

HIGHLY NONLINEAR TELLURITE GLASS FIBER FOR BROADBAND APPLICATIONS 1483

Ellabib. MA. ; Hammani, K. : Xian Feng; Beta. At. Jiudan Shi. Bogris. A. : Kapsalis. A. : Swridut. P.. Richardson. IXJ..

Petropoulos. P.

CONVERSION EFFICIENCY AND CROSSTALK OPTIMIZATION IN FOURMODE PHASE-SENSITIVE

MULTICASTING MIXER BY VECTORIAL PHASE MANIPULATION 1486

Lan Liu : Zhi Tong ; Wiberg, A.O.J.: Myslivets. E. : Kuo. B P.P. ; Alie. N. ; Radic. S.

COHERENT RECEPTION AND 126 GHZ BANDWIDTH DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING OF CO-OFDM

SUPERCHANNEL GENERATED BY FIBER FREQUENCY CONVERSION 1489

Tanimura. T. ; Kato. T. : Okahe. R. ; Qda. S. : Richer. T.; Elschner. R., Schmidt-Langhorst. C.

.Schubert. C. : Rasmitssen. J. C. ;

Watanabe. S.

TIME-DIVISION HYBRID MODULATION FORMATS: TX OPERATION STRATEGIES AND

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