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CONTENTS

Monday, September 21

Opening Address

THE VALUE OF STANDARDIZATION IN TODAY'S RUSHING MARKETS: WHAT TO

STANDARDIZE ANDWHATTO KEEP PROPRIETARY

Antonio Castillo 25

RESEARCH CHALLENGES IN OPTICAL NETWORKING

R.C. Alferness 25

SIGNAL PROCESSING IN HIGH SPEED OTDM NETWORKS

Paul R. Prucnal 27

SESSION 1

Advanced fibres, fibre characterization and passive components (I)SECOND-ORDER NONLINEARITIES IN POLED FIBERS

S.R.J. Brueck, X.-C. Long, T.A. Alley 29

HIGHLY TUNABLE MISMATCHED TWIN-CORE FIBRE FILTERSj

B. Ortega, L. Dong 31

THERMAL STABILITY OF DIRECTLY UV-WRITTEN WAVEGUIDES AND DEVICES

Kaj Kulstad, Mikael Svalgaard 33

8x8 POF BASED INTERCHIP INTERCONNECTION WITH 2.5 Gbit/s PER CHANNEL

DATA TRANSMISSION

M. Minck, B. Wittmann, R. Michalzik, D. Wiedenmann, A. Neyer 35

DESIGN AND FABRICATION OF LOCALLY DISPERSION-FLATTENED LARGE

EFFECTIVE AREA FIBERS

Yanming Liu, William B. Mattingly, David K. Smith, Claude E. Lacy, Jerrold A. Cline,

Evelyn M. De Liso ,

37

MICROMECHANICAL FIBER SWITCH ARRAYS ON SILICON

Peter Kopka, Martin Hoffmann, Edgar Voges 39

SINGLE-MODE DISPERSION-SHIFTED FIBERS WITH EFFECTIVE AREA OVER

100 |im2Yanming Liu, George Berkey 41

Optical fibre amplifiersGAIN VARIATIONS IN OPTICALLY GAIN CLAMPEDERBIUM DOPED FIBER

AMPLIFIERS

M.F. Krol, Y. Liu, JJ. Watkins, M.J. Dailey 43

A 1300nmNd3+-DOPED GLASS AMPLIFIER

E.R.M. Taylor, B.N. Samson, M. Naftaly, A. Jha, D.N. Payne 45

PERFORMANCES OF ALL OPTICAL GAIN-CLAMPED EDFA IN 8 CHANNEL x

10 Gbps WDM USING STIMULATED BRILLOUIN SCATTERING

Seung Hee Lee, Seong Ha Kim 47

BROADBAND SILICA FIBRE RAMAN AMPLIFIERS AT 1.3 ^m AND 1.5 |xm

S.V. Chernikov, D.V. Gapontsev, S.A.E. Lewis, J.R. Taylor 49

WIDE-BAND AND LOW NOISE OPTICAL AMPLIFICATION USING DISTRIBUTED

RAMAN AMPLIFIERS AND ERBIUM-DOPED FIBER AMPLIFIERS

Hiroji Masuda, Shingo Kawai, Ken-Ichi Suzuki, Kazuo Aida 51

ECOC'98,20-24 September 1998, Madrid, Spain 3

A GAIN-FLATTENED ULTRA WIDE BAND EDFA FOR HIGH CAPACITYWDM

OPTICALCOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS

Y. Sun, J.W. Sulhoff, A.K. Srivastava, A. Abramov, T.A. Strasser, P.F. Wysocki, J.R. Pedrazzani,

J.B. Judkins, R.P. Espindola, C. Wolf, J.L. Zyskind, A.M. Vengsarkar, J. Zhou 53

SESSION 2

Directors and receivers

50 Gbit/s Inp-BASED PHOTORECEIVER OEIC WITH GAIN FLATTENED TRANSFER

CHARACTERISTICS

H.G. Bach, W. Schlaak, G.G. Mekonnen, R. Steingrilber, A. Seeger, Th. Engel, W. Passenberg,

A. Umbach, C. Schramm, G. Unterbbrsch 55

DISTRIBUTED MSMPHOTODETECTORS FOR THELONG-WAVELENGTH RANGE

E. Droge, E.H. Bbttcher, St. Kollakowski, A. Strittmatter, O. Reimann, R. Steingrilber, A. Umbach,

D.Bimberg57

PLANAR BULK-InP AVALANCHE PHOTODIODE DESIGN FOR 2.5 AND 10 Gb/s

APPLICATIONS

Mark A. Itzler, C.S. Wang, Suzanne McCoy1, Nick Codd, N. Komaba 59

TOLERANCEFOR OPTICAL COHERENT CROSSTALK OF A NOVEL

MANCHESTER-CODERECEIVER

Yoshiaki Yamada, Yasuo Shibata, Toru Okugawa, Keishi Habara 61

38 GHz NARROW BAND PHOTORECEIVER OEIC WITHMSM PHOTODETECTOR

AND HEMT AMPLIFIER

Th. Engel, A. Strittmatter, W. Passenberg, E. Droge, A. Umbach, W. Schlaak, R. Steingriiber,

A. Seeger, G.G. Mekonnen, G. Unterbbrsch, H.G. Bach, E.H. Bottcher, D. Bimberg 63

InGaAs/InP FABRY-PEROT PIN RECEIVER FOR DENSE WAVELENGTH DIVISION

MULTIPLEX SYSTEMS

J. Peerlings, R. Riemenschneider, M. Strassner, V. Scheuer, V. NaveenKumar, K. Mutamba,

J. Pfeiffer, S. Herbst, H,L. Hartnagel, P. Meissner 65

HIGH-POWER PERFORMANCE OF A HIGH-SPEEDPHOTODETECTOR

G. Unterbbrsch, D. Trommer, A. Umbach, R. Ludwig, H.G. Bach 67

HIGH-SENSITIVITY HIGH-GAIN SOA-FILTER-PIN-PHEMT40-Gb/s

PHOTORECEIVER

E. Legros, Th. Barrou, S. Vuye, L. Giraudet, C. Joly, F. Blache, T. Ducellier, M. Goix 69

Sources and transmitters (I)A LOW THRESHOLD AND NARROW-BEAMDIVERGENCEN-TYPE

MODULATION-DOPED STRAINED MQWLASERARRAYFOR PARALLEL OPTICAL

INTERCONNECTION

K. Nakahara, T.Taniwatari, T. Haga, T. Toyonaka, K. Uomi 71

WAVELENGTH TUNING IN PHOTO-PUMPED 1.3 ^m FIBER FABRY-PEROT

SURFACE EMITTING LASERS

Kevin Hsu, Calvin M. Miller, Dubravko Babic, Denny Houng, Adrian Taylor 73

HIGH RELIABILITY, HIGH YIELD, HIGH MODULATION BANDWIDTH, LOW

THRESHOLD CURRENT 1.55 umMQW LASER BYNEW IN-SITU ETCHING

TECHNIQUE

D. Bertone, R. Campi, R.Y. Fang, M. Meliga, G. Morello, S. Murgia, R. Paoletti 75

A 2.5 Gb/s HYBRID INTEGRATED MULTIWAVELENGTH LIGHT SOURCE

COMPOSED OF EIGHT DFB-LD'S AND AN MMICOUPLER ON A SILICA PLC

PLATFORM

M. Yanagisawa, T. Hashimoto, F. Ebisawa, T. Kitagawa, H. Takahashi, A. Himeno, A. Sugita,

Y. Yamada, K. Okamoto 77

HIGH SPEED MODULATION CHARACTERISTICS OF LONGWAVELENGTH

VERTICAL CAVITY LASERS BASED ON AN INTEGRATED INP BRAGG

REFLECTOR

R. Stevens, S. Rapp, R. Schatz, E. Goobar, K. Streubel, A. Karlsson 79

4 ECOC98,20-24 September 1998, Madrid, Spain

FIBER-GRATING EXTERNAL-CAVITY LASER DIODE MODULE FOR 2.5 Gb/s

DENSE WDMTRANSMISSION

Toshio Takagi, Takashi Kato, Goro Sasaki, Atsushi Miki, Shigeru Inano, Keiko Iwai,

Atsushi Hamakawa, Masakazu Shigehara 81

SESSION 3

Soliton transmission (I)WAVELENGTH DIVISION MULTIPLEXING OF DISPERSION MANAGED SOLITONS

S. Wabnitz 83

400 Gbit/s (20x20 Gbit/s) DENSE WDM TRANSMISSION USING SOLITON-BASED RZ

SIGNALS

Keiji Tanaka, Itsuro Morita, Masatoshi Suzuki, Noboru Edagawa, Shu Yamamoto 85

EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE OF PSEUDO-PERIODICAL SOLITON PROPAGATION

IN DISPERSION-MANAGED LINK

F. Favre, D. Le Guen, T. Georges 87

REDUCTION OF COLLISION INDUCED TIMING JITTER IN MULTICHANNEL

SOLITON SYSTEMS BY DISPERSION MANAGEMENT

J.F.L. Devaney, W. Forysiak, N.J. Doran 89

INFLUENCE OF NOISE IN OPTICAL PULSE SOURCEON SOLITON TRANSMISSION

Hiroyuki Toda, Katsuyuki Mino, Yuji Kodama, Akira Hasegawa, Peter A. Andrekson 91

FINE-TUNED OPTIMISATION OF 8x10 Gbit/s WDMTRANSMISSION OF

DISPERSION-MANAGED SOLITONS

B. Biotteau, O. Audouin, F. Pitel, J.-P. Hamaide, E. Desurvire, G. Bourret 93

10 Gbit/s ALTERNATE POLARIZATION SOLITON TRANSMISSION OVER 300 km

STEP-INDEX FIBRE LINK WITH NO IN-LINE CONTROL

Franco, A. Schiffini, R. Corsini, M. Romagnoli, M. Tamburrini, S. Cascelli 95

Soliton transmission (II)

DISPERSION MANAGED SOLITON SYSTEMS

N.J. Doran97

10 Gbit/s OPTICAL SOLITON TRANSMISSION EXPERIMENTIN A COMB-LIKE

DISPERSION PROFILED FIBER LOOP

Hiroyuki Toda, Yoshihisa Inada, Yuji Kodama, Akira Hasegawa 101

DISPERSION-MANAGED SOLITONS IN THENORMAL DISPERSION REGIME: A

PHYSICAL INTERPRETATION

J.H.B. Nijhof, N.J. Doran, W. Forysiak 103

8-CHANNEL WDM SOLITON AMPLIFICATION AND SIGNAL RECOVERY

L.Leng, B.Mikulla, M. Arend, K. Bergman 105

200 000 km 10 Gbit/s SOLITON PROPAGATION EXPLOITING PERIODIC SATURABLE

ABSORPTION

P. Harper, I.S. Penketh, S. Alleston, N.J. Doran 107

SESSION 4

Wavelength multiplexers and demultiplexers (I)

FUNDAMENTALS, TECHNOLOGY AND APPLICATIONS OFAWGs

Katsunari Okamoto109

ALL OPTICAL DEMULTIPLEXING BASEDON TWO-PHOTON ABSORPTION IN A

LASER DIODE

L.P. Barry,B.C.Thomsen, J.M. Dudley, J.D. Harvey Ill

POLARISATION INSENSITIVE MEANDER-TYPE WAVELENGTH DEMULTIPLEXER

WITH LARGE TUNING RANGE

D. Trommer, M. Arps, J. Kreissl, R. Steingriiber, W. Ebert, H. Venghaus 113

ECOC'98,20-24 September 1998, Madrid, Spain5

WAVELENGTH TUNABLE OPTICAL ADD AND DROP MULTIPLEXER UTILISING

COUPLED SEMICONDUCTORWAVEGUIDES

M. Horita, S. Tanaka, Y. Matsushima 115

ACOUSTO OPTIC DEVICES IN ADD/DROP MULTIPLEXER NODES

Fulvio Arecco, Danilo Scarano, Steffen Schmid, Daniel J. Blumenthal, Roberto Gaudino 117

Wavelength multiplexers and demultiplexers (II)SPECTRAL SLICING IN WDM PASSIVE OPTICAL NETWORKS FOR LOCAL ACCESS

N.J. Frigo, P.P. Iannone, K.C. Reichmann 119

EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF NOVEL, TUNABLE MMI-MZI DEMULTIPLEXER

INInP

Claus Popp Larsen, Stefan Larsson, Erland Almstrom, Hans Carlden, Bjorn Stoltz, Olof Oberg,Jan-Erik Falk 121

TUNABLE ADD-DROP FILTER IN LPCVD GLASS-ON-SILICONTECHNOLOGYFOR

OADM-BASEDRING NETWORKS

D. Di Mola, M. Lenzi, A. Carrera, S. Rotolo, S. Brunazzi, A. Tanzi 123

ULTRA-COMPACT POLARISATION INDEPENDENTPHASAR DEMULTIPLEXER

C.G.P. Herben, X.J.M. Leijtens, F.H. Groen, I. Moerman, and M.K. Smit 125

8-CHANNEL TUNABLE DROP DEVICE WITH THERMALTUNING FOR 100 GHz

CHANNEL SPACING

T. Eftimov, M.C. Farries, S. Huang, N. Duricic, D. Grobnic, B. Keyworth, J.S. Obhi 127

Tuesday, September 22

SESSION 1

Advanced fibres, fibre characterization and passive components (II)

POLARISATION INSENSITIVE WAVELENGTH MULTIPLEXERS USING

STRESS RELEASE GROOVES

Ch. Nadler, M. Lanker, E. Wildermuth, W. Hunziker, H. Melchior 129

PRACTICALLY FEASIBLE DISPERSION FLATTENED FIBERS PRODUCED BYVAD

TECHNIQUE

Yoshio Yokoyama, Takatoshi Kato, Masaaki Hirano, Masashi Onishi, Eisuke Sasaoka,Yoshinori Makio, Masayuki Nishimura 131

INJECTION MOLDED FIBER-OPTIC CONNECTOR COMPONENTS FOR

SINGLE-MODE APPLICATIONS

H. Sato, S. Yanagi, Y. Shuto, M. Ohno, S. Tohno 133

DISPERSION PROPERTIES OF PHOTONIC CRYSTAL FIBRES

Anders Bjarklev, Jes Broeng, Kim Dridi, and Stig E. Barkou 135

ULTRA NARROW-BAND OPTICAL FIBRE SIDETAP FILTERS

M.J. Holmes, R. Kashyap, R. Wyatt, R.P. Smith 137

REDUCED DISPERSION SLOPE, NON-ZERO DISPERSION FIBER

David W. Peckham, Arthur F. Judy, R. Brad Kummer 139

DECAY BEHAVIOR OF UV-INDUCED DEFECTS IN Ge-DOPED Si02 GLASS

M. Ohama, T. Fujiwara, A.J. Ikushima 141

TIME IMPULSE RESPONSE OF SECOND ORDER PMD IN SINGLE-MODE FIBERS

Cristian Francia, Denis Penninckx, Frank Bruyere, Michel W. Chbat 143

Fibre lasers and non linear effects in fibers (I)FUNDAMENTALLIMITS TO SPECTRAL EFFICIENCY ON FIBRE SYSTEMS

Stark 145

DYNAMIC RESPONSE ANALYSIS OF DFB FIBRE LASERS

Qian Yujun, Poul Vanning, J0rn Hedegaard Povlsen, Vibeke C. Lauridsen 147

6 ECOC98, 20-24 September 1998, Madrid, Spain

STRAIN AND TEMPERATURE CHARACTERISTICS OF BRILLOUIN SPECTRA IN

OPTICAL FIBERS FOR DISTRIBUTED SENSING TECHNIQUES

Toshio Kurashima, Tsuneo Horiguchi, Hiroshige Ohno, and Hisashi Izumita 149

NONLINEAR FREQUENCY SHIFTING OF OPTICAL NRZ PULSES INDUCED BY

ELECTROSTRICTION IN FIBERS.

A. Fellegara, S. Wabnitz 151

ERBIUM-DOPED FIBER RING LASERS STEP-TUNABLE TO EXACT MULTIPLES OF

100 GHZ (ITU-GRID) USING PERIODIC FILTERS

Antoine Bellemare, Jean-Francois Lemieux, Michel Tetu, Sophie LaRochelle 153

CHARACTERIZATION OF THEELECTROSTRICTION-INDUCED ACOUSTIC

RESPONSE IN OPTICAL FIBERS AND ITS CONSEQUENCES FOR SOLITON

TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS

Laurent du Mouza, Yves Jaouen 155

A 24-CHANNEL WAVELENGTH-SELECTABLE Er-FIBER RING LASER WITH

INTRA-CAVITY WAVEGUIDE-GRATING-ROUTERAND SEMICONDUCTOR

FABRY-PEROT FILTER

K.-Y. Liou, U. Koren, C. Chen, E.C. Burrows, K. Dreyer, J.W. Sulhoff 157

Poster session (I)200 KM 2.5 GBIT/S TRANSMISSION WITH LOW THRESHOLD 1.55 urn PARTLY

GAIN-COUPLED DFB LASERS

N. Aberkane, B. Tbidrez, J.M. Rainsant, V. Voiriot, J.L. Gentner, A. Pinquier, L. Le Gouezigou,

B.Fernier 159

WAVELENGTH STABILIZATIONOF DBR LASER USING A FIBER WITH MULTIPLE

GRATINGS

Mattias Adomat, Henrik Ahlfeldt, Bjorn Broberg, Raoul Stubbe, Pierre-Yves Fonjallaz 161

FWMPENALTY REDUCTION IN DENSEWDM SYSTEMS THROUGH CHANNEL

DETUNING

A. Boskovic, S. Ten, V.L. da Silva 163

INFLUENCE OF TEMPERATUREAND DYNAMIC GAIN TILT ON THE CHOICE OF

PROBE WAVELENGTH FOR GAIN CONTROLWITHIN ERBIUM DOPED FIBRE

AMPLIFIERS

M.E. Bray, K.P. Jones 165

ALL FIBRE SELF INJECTION SEEDING FOR TIMING JITTER REDUCTION IN A

CHIRP COMPENSATED GAIN-SWITCHED DFB LASER

R. Calvani, F. Cisternino, R. Girardi, M. Puleo 167

NEW MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUE OF NONLINEARITY COEFFICIENT OF

OPTICAL FIBRE USING FIBRE TRANSFER FUNCTION

AdolfoV.T.Cartaxo,Berthold Wedding, Wilfried Idler 169

OPTICAL DRAMS USING REFRESHABLE WDMLOOP MEMORIES

Y. Chai, J.H. Chen, X.J. Zhao, J.P. Zhang, J.Y. Fan, F.S. Choa, W. Lin 171

LiNb03 QUASIPHASEMATCHED WAVELENGTH CONVERTER AND ITS MODULE

C.Q. Xu, H. Okayama, T. Kamijoh 173

SIMULTANEOUS TRANSMISSION OF 1.55 um CATV VIDEO SIGNAL AND 1.3 urn

DATA SIGNAL OVER A MULTI-MODE-FIBER LOCAL AREA NETWORK

C.H. Chang, C.C. Lee, D.C. Lin, Y.K. Tu, Y.K. Chen 175

LOCALLY-PUMPED REPEATERED AND REMOTELY-PUMPED REPEATERLESS

1.55 jun CATV VIDEO LIGHTWAVE SYSTEMS OVER A 127-KM STANDARD

SINGLE-MODE FIBER

C.H. Chang, S.L. Tzeng, C.C. Lee, Y.K. Tu, Y.K. Chen 177

VIABLE DISPERSION MANAGEMENT SCHEMEWITH STANDARD AND NZDSF

FIBERS FOR 10 Gb/s WDM SYSTEMS

S. Ten, A. Boskovic, V.L. da Silva 179

ECOC'98,20-24 September 1998, Madrid, Spain7

Fibre lasers and non linear effects in fibers (II)HIGH POWER FIBRE LASERS

Stentz 181

HIGH BITRATE OPERATION OF A NOVEL OPTICAL PHASECONJUGATOR USING

INLINE FIBRE DFB LASERS

S.Y. Set, S. Yamashita, M. Ibsen, R.I. Laming, D. Nesset, A.E. Kelly, C. Gilbertas 183

POLARIZATION INDEPENDENT KERR-SWITCHUSING A POLARIZATION

DIVERSITY LOOP

Bengt-Erik Olsson, Peter A. Andrekson 185

Fibre gratings (I)NOVEL PASSIVE FIBRE GRATING BASED DEVICES

P. Sansonetti 187

APODIZED FIBER BRAGG GRATINGS FORDWDM APPLICATIONS USING

UNIFORM PHASE MASK

Harmeet Singh, Mark Zippin 189

HIGH-REJECTION/LOW-LOSS SINGLE PASSBAND FILTERS WITH 50NM

STOPBAND IN DEPRESSED CLADDING FIBRE BY CHIRPED GRATING

CONCATENATION METHOD

L. Zhang, K. Sugden, Y. Liu, I. Bennion, L. Dong 191

SESSION 2

Sources and transmitters (II)DEMONSTRATION OF A 16x10 Gb/s LONG-HAUL TRANSMITTER WITH 50-GHz

CHANNEL SPACING USING TWO MULTJFREQUENCY LASERS

R. Monnard, A.K. Srivastava, C.R. Doerr, R.-J. Essiambre, C.H. Joyner, L.W. Stulz, M. Zirngibl,Y. Sun, J.W. Sulhoff, J.L. Zyskind, C. Wolf 193

InGaAs VCSEL ARRAYS FOR 1 Gbit/s BIAS-FREEAND 8 Gbit/s BIASED DATA

TRANSMISSION

P. Schnitzer, R. Jager, R. King, R. Michalzik, D. Wiedenmann, K.J. Ebeling 195

DOPINGTYPE DEPENDENCE OF 1.3 urn MODULATION-DOPED-MQW LASERS

UNDER ZERO-BIASMODULATION FOR HIGH-SPEED OPTICAL INTERCONNECTS

K. Uomi, K. Nakahara, A. Niwa 197

STABLE 84 336 GHz OPTICAL PULSE GENERATION USING A MODE-LOCKED

LASER DIODE AND OPTICAL FIBERS

Shin Arahira, Satoko Kutsuzawa, Yoh Ogawa 199

10 GHz SHORT PULSE GENERATION USING A 1.55 \im HYBRID DISTRIBUTED

BRAGG REFLECTOR (HDBR) LASER SOURCE

R. Paoletti, D. Bertone, F. Cisternino, R.Y. Fang, R. Girardi, V. Guja, M. Meliga, M. Puleo,L. Tallone, D. Re, G. Rossi 201

WAVELENGTH AGING ANALYSIS OF DBR LASERS USING TUNING SECTION IM

FREQUENCY RESPONSE MEASUREMENTS

F. Delorme, G. Lemestreallan, B. Pierre, G. Terol, P. Devoldere 203

20 GHz BANDWIDTH OF LASERS FLIP-CHIP-MOUNTED ONMICROSTRUCTURED

CARRIERS WITH INTEGRATED ELECTRICAL WAVEGUIDES

Henrik Ahlfeldt, Johan Holm, Stefan Lindgren, Lennart Backlin, Christian Vieider, Tiina Klinga,Boris Kerzar, Margareta Nilsson, Magnus Svensson, Stefan Nilsson, OUe Kjebon, Richard Schatz 205

INTEGRATED WDMTRANSMITTER

F. Fidorra, M. Mohrle, W. Rehbein, F. Reier, A. Sigmund, R. Stenzel, H. Venghaus 207

Sources and transmitters (III)PRECISE MEASUREMENT OF LASER CHIRP AND APPLICATION TO SIMULATION

OF LIGHTWAVE SYSTEMS

Eva Peral, W.K. Marshall, A. Yariv 209


FEMTO- AND PICOSECOND PULSE GENERATION FROM A GAIN-SWITCHED

LASER DIODE BY MEANS OF DISPERSION-IMBALANCED FIBRE LOOP

I.Y. Khrushchev, I.H. White, R.V. Penty 211

SPOT-SIZECONVERTED LASER DIODES BASED ONMODE INTERFERENCE

T. Nakamura, N. Suzuki, A. Uda, T. Torikai 213

HIGH SPEED GAIN-SWITCHED LASER AS VERY SIMPLE 4xlOGBIT/S AND UP TO

8x10 GBIT/S OTDM SOURCE

S. Bouchoule, E. Lach, G. Lemestreallan, S. Slempkes, D. Mathoorasing, C. Kazmierski,

A. Ougazzaden 215

TWO-SECTION TUNABLE LASER WITH UNIFORM FREQUENCY MODULATION

RESPONSE USING QUANTUM CONFINED STARK EFFECT

X.Huang, A.J.Seeds, J.S.Roberts, A. Knight 217

20-dBm SINGLE-FREQUENCY TUNABLE ER: Yb BULK LASER

S. Taccheo, S. Longhi, P. Laporta 219

DESIGN AND OPTIMISATION OF SAMPLEDGRATING DBR LASERS FOR DENSE

WDM NETWORKS

D.J. Robbins, N.D. Whitbread, P.J. Williams, J.R. Rawsthome 221

SINGLE-FREQUENCY, SINGLE-POLARISATION TUNABLE MINIATURE FIBRE

FABRY-PEROT LASERS BY SELF-INJECTION LOCKING

Shinji Yamashita, Kevin Hsu 223

Poster session (I)NOVEL DISPERSION TOLERANT OPTICAL DUOBINARYTRANSMITTER USING

PHASE MODULATOR ANDBRAGGGRATING FILTER

Ame R0yset, Dag R. Hjelme 225

10 Gb/s MONOLITHICALLY INTEGRATED OPTICAL WAVEGUIDE AND PIN

PHOTODETECTORFOR WDMAPPLICATIONS

Shih-Hsiang Hsu, Pak S. Cho, S.A. Tabatabaei, F.G. Johnson, Oliver King, John V. Hryniewicz,C.W. Lowry, Y.J. Chen, D.R. Stone 227

TENSION AND COMPRESSION TUNED BRAGG GRATING FILTER

A. Iocco, H.G. Limberger, R.P. Salathe 229

HIGH-BANDWIDTH, LOW-LOSS GRADED-INDEX POLYMER OPTICALFIBER FOR

NEAR INFRARED USE

Takaaki Ishigure, Eisuke Nihei, Yasuhiro Koike 231

BROAD BAND DISPERSION SLOPE COMPENSATION OF DISPERSION SHIFTED

FIBER USING NEGATIVE SLOPE FIBER

T. Tsuda, Y. Akasaka, S. Sentsui, K. Aiso, Y. Suzuki, T. Kamiya 233

4x10 Gbit/sNRZTRANSMISSIONIN THE 1310 NMWINDOWOVER 80 KMOF

STANDARD SINGLE MODE FIBRE USING SEMICONDUCTOR OPTICAL

AMPLIFIERS

J.G.L. Jennen, R.C.J. Smets, H. De Waardt, G.N. van den Hoven, A.J. Boot 235

HIGH POWER SINGLE-TRANSVERSE-MODE AMPLIFIER BASED ON A

MULTIMODEER-DOPED FIBRE

O.G. Okhotnikov, J.M. Sousa 237

FREE-SPACE, DENSEWDM ROUTER BASED ONANEW CONCAVE GRATING

CONFIGURATION

E.G. Churin, P. Bayvel 239

HIGH POWER RIDGE-WAVEGUIDE 1.02jam LASER DIODES WITH WINDOW

STRUCTURE

K. Kawasaki, M. Kubota, Y. Kuze, S. Yamamura, K. Shigihara, Y. Nagai, M. Miyashita,

A. Takemoto, H. Higuchi241


TRANSMISSION OF 2-ps OPTICAL PULSES OVER 40-km STANDARD FIBER USING

MIDSPAN OPTICAL PHASE CONJUGATION IN SEMICONDUCTOR OPTICAL

AMPLIFIERS

Kazuro Kikuchi, Ken Matsuura 243

A PHOTONIC ATM FRONT-END PROCESSOR

J.Y. Fan, L.M. Wang, Y. Chai, F.S. Choa, H.J. Chao, Z. Zhang, L. Wu, S. Yang 245

Optical switches and interconnections (I)OPTICAL CROSS-CONNECT SWITCHES FOR OPTICAL ACCESS NETWORK

Takaaki Ohsaki, Kazumasa Kaneko 247

LIGHTWAVEMICROMACHINES

C. Randy Giles 249

PROTOTYPE WP-BASED OPTICAL PATH CROSS-CONNECT NODE USING PI-LOSS

OPTICAL SWITCHES

I. Nakajima.T. Maeda, T. Nishi, I. Tsuyama, S. Kuroyanagi 251

VERSATILE ACOUSTO-OPTIC VECTOR-MATRIX ARCHITECTURE FOR FAST

OPTICAL SPACE SWITCHES

St6phane Gosselin, Jacques Sapriel 253

FIRST ARRAY OF 8 CG-SOA GATES FOR LARGE-SCALEWDM SPACE SWITCHES

F. Dorgeuille, W. Grieshaber, F. Pommereau, C. Porcheron, F. Gaborit, I. Guillemot, J.Y. Emery,M.Renaud 255

COMPACT INTEGRATED POLARISATION-INDEPENDENT OPTICAL

CROSSCONNECT

C.G.P. Herben, D.H.P. Maat, X.J.M. Leijtens, Y.S. Oei, F.H. Groen, P. Demeester, M.K. Smit 257

SESSION 3

WDM transmission (I)NONLINEAR EFFECTS INWDMTRANSMISSION

F. Forghieri 259

640 Gb/s WDM TRANSMISSION OVER 400 km OF DISPERSION-SHIFTED FIBER

USING 1.58 (im BAND AND INITIAL CHIRP OPTIMIZATION

Y. Yano, M. Yamashita, T. Suzaki, K. Kudo, M. Yamaguchi, K. Emura 261

10 Gb/s, 16 CHANNEL UNREPEATERED WDM TRANSMISSION OVER 340 km OF

STANDARD SINGLE MODE FIBER WITH VERY HIGH POWER AMPLIFIER

Tadashi Koga, Takaaki Ogata, Yasuhiro Aoki 263

ERROR FREE TRANSMISSION OF 64 WDM 10 Gb/s CHANNELS OVER 520 Km OF

TRUEWAVE FIBER

A.K. Srivastava, Y. Sun, J.L. Zyskind, J.W. Sulhoff, C. Wolf, J.B. Judkins, J. Zhou, M. Zirngibl,R.P. Espindola, A.M. Vengsarkar, Y.P. Li, A.R. Chraplyvy 265

16x10 Gb/s WDMTRANSMISSION OVER 840 km SMFUSING ELEVEN BROADBAND

CHIRPED FIBER GRATINGS

L.D. Garrett, A.H. Gnauckl, F. Forghieri, V. Gusmeroli, D. Scarano 267

WDM transmission (II)COMPONENTS FOR ADVANCED WDM NETWORKS

M.Renaud 269

DISPERSION OF OPTICAL FILTERS IN WDM SYSTEMS: THEORY AND

EXPERIMENT

G. Lenz, G. Nykolak, B.J. Eggleton 271

TRANSMISSION EXPERIMENT USING A LASER AMPLIFIER-REFLECTOR FOR

DWDM ACCESS NETWORK

N. Buldawoo, S. Mottet, H. Dupont, D. Sigogne, D. Meichenin 273

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ACCESS TO TRANSMISSION PERFORMANCE MARGINS THROUGH PRE-

EMPHASIS ADJUSTMENT INWDM SYSTEMS

Vincent Letelher, Gerard Bassier, Remy Laude 275

8x2 5 Gbit/s 2340 km TRANSMISSION EXPERIMENTS OVER A REPLICA OF THE

BERLIN-DARMSTADT FIELD TRANSMISSION LINE

A Ehrhardt C Caspar, H -M Foisel, B Strebel C Weinert 277

INVESTIGATION OF THE LIMITATIONS OFWDM TYPICAL TERRESTRIAL

TRANSMISSIONS OVER NZDSF AND SMF

Alain Bertaina, Sebastien Bigo, Michel W Chbat 279

METHOD FOR IMPROVING TRANSMISSION DISTANCE OF DIRECTLY

MODULATED LASERS FOR WDM SYSTEMS

CR Doerr R Monnard 281

Poster session (I)COMPARISON OF FIBRE BRAGG GRATING DISPERSION-COMPENSATORS MADE

WITH HOLOGRAPHIC ANDE-BEAM WRITTEN PHASE MASKS

SJ Mihailov, F Bilodeau, KO Hill,DC Johnson, J Albert D Stryckman,C Shu 283

EXTERNAL CAVITY LASER FOR DWDM ACCESS NETWORK

F Le Gall, S Mottet, N Devoldere, J Landreau 285

TURN-ON JITTER OF ZERO-BIASED POLARIZATION CONTROLLED SINGLE-MODE

VCSELS

L Zei, K Obermann, K Petermann, D Wiedenmann, K J Ebeling 287

REDUCTION OF FOUR-WAVE MIXING CROSSTALK USING A NOVEL HYBRID

WDM/TDM TECHNIQUE

A Okada,V Cum, SM Gemelos, LG Kazovsky 289

WDM GRID TUNABLE FILTER BASED ON A SAMPLED FIBRE GRATING ANDA

FFP

Beatnz Ortega, Daniel Pastor, Jose Capmany, Morten Ibsen 291

GAIN-SHIFTED EDFA WITH ALL-OPTICAL AUTOMATIC GAIN CONTROL

Massimo Artiglia, Annachiara Pagano, Bruno Sordo 293

ACTIVE I x N SPLITTER BASED ONCASCADED BEAM SHIFTERS AT 1 5 urn

F Pain, R Coquille, B Vinouze, N Wolffer, P Gravey . 295

ARRAYED-WAVEGUIDE GRATING PASSBAND FLATTENING BY COMBINED

PHASE AND AMPLITUDE APODISATION

M C Parker, F Farjady, S D Walker 297

WDM NETWORKING ON AEUROPEAN SCALE

Noel Parnis, Emmanuel Limal, Dag R Hjelme, Wim van Parys, Edwin V Jones .299

BROADBAND VARIABLE OPTICAL ATTENUATOR IN SILICA WAVEGUIDE

TECHNOLOGY

T V Clapp, S Day, S Ojha, R G Peall 301

WDM transmission (III)ANALYSIS OF 50 GHz SPACING INWDM TRANSMISSIONS OVER G 652 AND NZ¬

DSF FIBRES

Dominique Bayart, Stephane Gauchard, Salim Gunb 303

PERFORMANCE ENHANCEMENT OFWDM DISPERSION-MANAGED RZ SYSTEMS

BY OPTICAL IN-LINE REGENERATION

F Neddam, E Desuivire, 0 Leclerc, J -P Hamaide, 0 Audoum 305

10 GHz, OVER 20-CHANNEL MULTIWAVELENGTH PULSE SOURCE USING

SUPER-CONTINUUM GENERATED IN A NORMAL-DISPERSION FIBRE

Yuichi Takushima, Kazuro Kikuchi 307

CROSS-PHASE MODULATION RESONANCES IN

WAVELENGTH-DIVISION-MULTIPLEXED LIGHTWAVE TRANSMISSION

L E Nelson, A H Gnauck, R M Jopson A R Chraplyvy 309

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RESONANCES IN FOUR-WAVE MIXING PENALTIES IN LONG-HAUL WDM

TRANSMISSION LINKS

E.A. Golovchenko, V.J. Mazurczyk, D.G. Duff 311

LONG-HAUL 16x10 WDMTRANSMISSION EXPERIMENT USING HIGHER ORDER

FIBER DISPERSION MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUE

M. Murakami, H. Maeda, T. Imai 313

NZ-DSF DISPERSION MAPS IN 2000-KM 8 X 10-GB/S WDM TRANSMISSION

L.E. Nelson, L.D. Garrett, A.R. Chraplyvy, R.W. Tkach 315

PASSBAND-FREE DYNAMIC WDMEQUALIZATION

J.E. Ford, J.A. Walker, K.W. Goossen, C.C, Chang 317

SESSION 4

Wavelength multiplexers and demultiplexers (III)OPTICAL PHASED ARRAY FILTER MODULEWITH PASSIVELY COMPENSATED

TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE

G. Heise, H.W. Schneider, P.C. Clemens 319

INTEGRATED 1x32 PLC-SPLITTERWITH 32 WDM COUPLERS FOR FIBER LINE

TESTING AT 1.65 urn

Yasuhiro Hida, Yasuyuki Inoue, Fumiaki Hanawa, Takao Fukumitsu, Yoshitaka Enomoto,

NorioTakato 321

LOW LOSS AND WIDE PASSBAND ARRAYED WAVEGUIDE GRATING

DEMULTIPLEXER

M. Okawa, K. Mara, H. Uetsuka, T. Hakuta, H. Okano, K. Matsumoto 323

TUNABLE OPTICAL ADD/DROP COMPONENTS IN SILICON-OXYNITRIDE

WAVEGUIDE STRUCTURES

B.J. Offrein.R. Gerrnann, G.L. Bona, F. Horst, H.W.M. Salemink 325

ALL-PLC-BASED OPTICAL ADM WITH HIGH ISOLATION AND POLARIZATION-

INDEPENDENT LEVEL EQUALIZER

Kuninori Hattori, Masaki Fukui, Masahiko Jinno, Manabu Oguma, Kimio Oguchi 327

MONOLITHICALLY INTEGRATED WDM CHANNEL SELECTORS ON InP

SUBSTRATES

H. Ishii, H. Sanjoh, M. Kohtoku, S. Oku, Y. Kadota, Y. Yoshikuni, Y. Kondo, K. Kishi 329

INTERCARRIER OPERABILITY IN AN OPTICALNETWORKING ENVIRONMENT

L. Szerenyi 331

Novel transmission schemes (I)HDWDM UPGRADING IN CATV NETWORKS

J.C. van derPlatts, A.M.J. Koonen 333

lOGbit/s OPTICAL CODE DIVISION MULTIPLEXING USING 8-CHIP BPSK-CODE

WITH TIME-GATING DETECTION

Naoya Wada, Ken-ichi Kitayama, Hisakazu Kurita 335

DEMONSTRATION OF A SIMPLE CDMA TRANSMITTER AND RECEIVER USING

SAMPLED FIBRE GRATINGS

H. Geiger, A. Fu, P. Petropoulos, M. Ibsen, D.J. Richardson, R.I. Laming 337

OPTICALCODE-WAVELENGTHCONVERSION FOR HYBRID OCDM/WDM

NETWORKS

Ken-ichi Kitayama, Hideyuki Sotobayashi 339

PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF ACDMASYSTEM USING BROADBAND

SOURCES

J.P. Elbers, C. Glingener, J. Kissing, E. Voges, Th. Pfeiffer 341

125 Mbps 1R WIRELESS LINK FOR IEEE1394 MULTIMEDIA HOME NETWORK

Jun-ichi Matsuda, Takayuki Nyu, Tomoki Saito, Shuntaro Yamazaki 343

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4x2.5 Gbit/s TRANSMISSION OF SPECTRUM-SLICED INCOHERENT LIGHTCHANNELS USING AN ALL-OPTICAL BANDWIDTH EXPANSION TECHNIQUE

Jung-Hee Han, Sun-Jong Kim, Jae-Seung Lee 345

Poster session (I)SIMULTANEOUS UPCONVERSION BY PHASE MODULATION FORDISPERSION-INDEPENDENT OPTICAL MM-WAVE TRANSMISSION

Michael Sauer, Walter Nowak 347

GAIN SATURATION EFFECTS IN A CASCADE OF SEMICONDUCTOR OPTICALAMPLIFIERS

M. Settembre, F. Matera, M. Tamburrini, A. Mecozzi, J.J.E. Reid, P.I. Kuindersma, H. Haunstein 349

DISPERSION-TOLERANT RZ SIGNAL TRANSMISSION USING BASEBANDDIFFERENTIALCODE AND CARRIER SUPPRESSEDMODULATION

Yutaka Miyamoto, Kazushige Yonenaga, Shoichiro Kuwahara 351

10 Gb/s RZ TO NRZ FORMATCONVERSION USINGA SEMICONDUCTOR-OPTICAL-AMPLIFIER/FIBER-BRAGG-GRATING WAVELENGTH CONVERTER

Pak S. Cho, Daniel Mahgerefteh, Julius Goldhar 353

A LENSED FIBER WITH CASCADED GI-FIBER CONFIGURATION FOR EFFICIENTCOUPLING BETWEEN LDs TO SINGLE-MODE FIBERS

Kazuo Shiraishi, Nobuaki Hiraguri 355

CROSS PHASE MODULATION IN OPTICAL FIBERS -THE EFFECT ONWDMTRANSMISSION

Mark Shtaif, Michael Eiselt 357

ROUTING OF DYNAMIC POISSON AND NON-POISSON TRAFFIC EN WDMNETWORKS WITH LIMITED WAVELENGTH CONVERSION

Jan Spath, Stefan Bodamer. 359

LIFETIME OF SPLICES UNDER TENSION

Marco Zimnol, BerntSundstrcjm, TorbjSrn Svensson 361

DYNAMICALLY GAIN-FLATTENED HYBRID OPTICAL AMPLIFIER UTILIZING

ERBIUM DOPED FIBER AMPLIFIER AND SEMICONDUCTOR OPTICAL AMPLIFIER

Ho Sung Cho, Dong Ho Lxe, Hyang Kyun Kim, Sang Soo Lee 363

NOVEL TRANSMISSION LINE FAILURE DETECTION METHOD BY OBSERVATION

OF NOISE POWERFOR AMPLIFIED SYSTEMS

H. Tanaka, K. Murashige, S. Nakagawa, T. Miyakawa, K. Goto 365

Novel transmission schemes (II)WireLan: A BROADBAND WIRELESS IR LAN ARCHITECTURE COMPATIBLE WITH

THE ETHERNET PROTOCOL

Volker Jungnickel, Clemens v. Helmolt, Udo Kriiger 367

REDUCTION OF OPTICAL-BEAT INTERFERENCE (OBI) IN CABLE-MODEM/FTTH

SYSTEMS USING BURST-MODE LASERS

Gordon C. Wilson, Robert D. Feldman, Thomas H. Wood, J. Anthony Stiles 369

LONG-REACHBROADCAST DIGITAL VIDEO USING BROAD SOURCES AND

DISPERSION COMPENSATION

K.C. Reichmann, N.J. Frigo, P.P. Iannone 371

PHASED AMPLITUDE-SHIFT SIGNALING (PASS) CODES: INCREASINGTHESPECTRAL EFFICIENCY OFDWDM TRANSMISSION

Jason B. Stark, J.E. Mazo, Rajiv Laroia 373

- 29.5 dBm SENSITIVITY VALUE, IN FULL-DUPLEX OPERATION AT 155 Mbit/s, OF

AN IN-LINE TRANSMIT-RECEIVE-DEVICE

F. Mallecot, H. Nakajima, A. Plais, A. Leroy, C. Chaumont, D. Carpentier, E. Derouin, F. Gaborit,J. Jacquet, F. Doukhan, Y. Arnaudin, V. Tassin 375


OBSERVATION OF PROLONGED POWER TRANSIENTS IN A RECONFIGURABLE

ALL OPTICAL NETWORK

S.J.B. Yoo, W. Xin, L.D. Garrett, J,C. Young, Brian Meagher, Mike Rauch, Jane Baran, G. Ellinas,

Herve Leblanc, Gee-Kung Chang 377

THE USE OF POLYMER OPTICAL FIBERS FOR IN-HOUSE-NETWORKS,

ADVANTAGES OF 520 NM LED TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS

Olaf Ziemann, Jiirgen Krauser 379

DSP CONTROLLED 1.5 um ABSOLUTE FREQUENCY REFERENCE SOURCE

LOCKED TO A MOLECULAR ABSORPTION LINE

R. Lano, J. Arratibel, F. Filippini, P, Gambini 381

Wednesday, September23

SESSION 1

Fibre gratings (II)

TIME-FREQUENCY REPRESENTATION APPLIED TO FIBER GRATINGS SYNTHESIS

Miguel A. Muriel, JosS Azana, Alejandro Carballar 383

APODISED FIBRE BRAGG GRATING DESIGN SUBJECT TO LENGTH CONSTRAINTS

K.E. Chisholm, L.A. Everall, J.A.R. Williams, I. Bennion, X. Liu, R.M. De La Rue, J.S. Aitchison 385

FLEXIBLE FIBER OPTIC DELAY LINE FILTERS INCORPORATING ELECTROOPTIC

AND ELECTROABSORPTION MODULATORS

Jose Capmany, Daniel Pastor, Beatriz Ortega 387

BOX LIKE SPECTRAL RESPONSE OF A GRATING ASSISTED CODIRECTIONAL

FILTER FOR 1.28/1.32 urn DUPLEXER APPLICATION

A. Lupu, P. Win, H. Sik, P. Boulet, M. Carre, S. Slempkes, A. Carenco 389

TUNABLE LOSS FILTER BASED ON METAL COATED LONG PERIOD GRATING

D.M. Costantini, H.G. Limberger, R.P. Salathe, C.A.P. Muller, S.A. Vasiliev 391

FIBER BRAGG GRATING FABRY-PEROT INTERFEROMETER FOR A PRECISE

MEASUREMENT OF THE UV-INDUCED INDEX CHANGE

Dietmar Johlen, Hagen Renner, Andreas Ewald, Ernst Brinkmeyer 393

LONG-PERIOD FIBER GRATINGS AND MODE-FIELD CONVERTERS FABRICATED

BY THERMODIFFUSION IN PHOSPHOSILICATE FIBERS

E.M. Dianov, V.L Karpov, A.S. Kurkov, M.V. Grekov 395

LONG-PERIOD FIBER GRATING BY ELECTRICAL DISCHARGE

Nicolas Godbout, Xavier Daxhelet, Alban Maurier, Suzanne Lacroix 397

PHASE DISTRIBUTION MEASUREMENT OF FIBRE BRAGG GRATINGS WITH

WHITE LIGHT INTERFEROMETRY

Ingemar Petermann, Bengt Sahlgren, Johannes Skaar, Pierre-Yves Fonjallaz, Raoul Stubbe 399

HIGH PERFORMANCE DIRECTIONAL COUPLER FILTER USING NOVEL

PHASE-SHIFT PAIR GRATING

Chan-Yong Park, Dug-Bong Kim, Seung-Won Lee, Kwang-Ryong Oh, Hong-Man Kim,

Kwang-Eui Pyun 401

Fibre gratings (III)POLARISATION MODE DISPERSION IN CHIRPED FIBRE GRATINGS

M. Schiano, G. Zaffiro 403

COMPLEXITY LIMITATIONS OF OPTICAL NETWORKS FROM OUT-OF-BAND

DISPERSION OF GRATING FILTERS

Harald Geiger, Morten Ibsen 405

HIGH-RESOLUTION MEASUREMENTS OF FIBRE BRAGG GRATING

TRANSMISSION SPECTRA

D. Yu. Stepanov, J. Canning, Z. Brodzeli 407


QUALITY CONSIDERATIONS OF CHIRPED FIBRE BRAGG GRATINGS FOR

DISPERSION COMPENSATION INWDM SYSTEMS

Michael K. Durkin, Mikhail N. Zervas, Richard I. Laming 409

WRITING OF BRAGG GRATINGS WITH WAVELENGTH FLEXIBILITY USING A

SAGNAC TYPEINTERFEROMETERAND APPLICATION TO FH-CDMA

P.-Y. Cortes, H. Fathallah, S. LaRochelle, L.A. Rusch, P. Loiselle 411

IN-BAND DISPERSION LIMITATIONS OF UNIFORM APODISED FIBRE GRATINGS

Morten Ibsen, Harald Geiger, Richard I. Laming 413

NEW FABRICATION TECHNIQUE OF FIBRE BRAGG GRATINGS WITH ARBITRARY

CHIRP AND WAVELENGTH FOR CHROMATIC DISPERSION COMPENSATION

I. Riant, J, Gourhant, F. Bruyere, S. Gurib, J. da Loura, P. Sansonetti 415

ASYMMETRICALLY APODISED LINEARLY-CHIRPED FIBRE BRAGG GRATINGS

WITH IMPROVED DISPERSION CHARACTERISTICS

M.N. Zervas, D.Taverner417

Poster session (II)MEASUREMENTOF THEQUANTUM EFFICIENCY OF LONG WAVELENGTH EDFAs

WITH AND WITHOUTAN IDLER SIGNAL

Rodolfo Di Muro, Nigel E. Jolley, Joe Mun419

ALL-OPTICAL ROUTING OF NON-BINARY SIGNALS IN WDM ACCESS NETWORKS

G. J. Eilenberger, U. Bigalk, L. Dembeck, K. Wiinstel 421

REDUCED TIMING JITTER OF TWO-SECTION 1.55 u.m LASER DIODES UNDER

OPTIMIZED GAIN-/LOSS-SWITCHINGREGIME AT MULTI-GHZ RATES

A.Shen, S.Bouchoule, C. Cuisin, P. Crozat,J.M. Lourtioz 423

XPM-INDUCED INTENSITY NOISE INWDM COMPENSATEDTRANSMISSION

SYSTEMS

Giovanni Bellotti, Matteo Varani, Cristian Francia, Alberto Bononi 425

PHASE-DIVERSITY DEMODULATION OF AN OPTICALDQPSK SIGNAL

Hiroyuki Furuta, Masao Yamamoto, Mikio Maeda, Kimiyuki Oyamada, Noboru Toyama .,..427

POLARIZATION MODULATION IN ULTRA-LONG HAUL TRANSMISSION

SYSTEMS: A PROMISING ALTERNATIVE TO INTENSITY MODULATION

A. Carena, V. Curri, R. Gaudino, N. Greco, P. Poggiolini and S. Benedetto 429

GAIN CHARACTERISTICS OF QW LASERS

Per Granestrand,Krister Frqjdh, OlofSahlen, Bjorn Stoltz, JohanWallin 431

OPTICAL PACKET SWITCHING FOR WDM IP GIGABIT ROUTERS

C. Guillemot, F. Clerot433

DISPERSION MANAGEDSTRETCHED PULSE PROPAGATION

Hermann A. Haus, Yijiang Chen..,,435

EVALUATION OF DISPERSIVE WAVES IN SOLITON PULSES GENERATED FROM A

MACH-ZEHNDER MODULATORAND ASINGLE MODE FIBER

Hiroyuki Toda, Naoki Yamaguchi, Toru Shiozaki, Yuji Kodama, Akira Hasegawa 437

Semiconductor technologies and advanced optical components (I)

FUNCTIONAL PHOTONIC CRYSTAL DEVICES

P.StJ. Russell439

A NOVEL OPTICAL TRANSCEIVER USING AN IN-LINE PD/LD ASSEMBLY FOR

COST-EFFECTIVE SINGLE-FIBER "PING-PONG" OPTICAL DATA LINK

Yoshiki Kuhara, Hiromi Nakanishi, Hitoshi Terauchi, Yasunori Murakami, Akira Ishida 441

OPTOELECTRONIC UP-CONVERTER TO MILLIMETRE-WAVE BAND USING AN

HETEROJUNCTIONBIPOLAR PHOTOTRANSISTOR

C. Gonzalez, J. Thuret, J.L. Benchimol, M. Riet443

1.3 um LOW COST PLASTIC MODULE FOR 622 Mbit/s TRANSMISSION AT 85 °C

B. Fernier, K. Adam, C. Artigue, Th. Barrou, A. Goth, E. Grard, W. J6rg, D. Keller, J.L. Lafragette,

A. Lestra, Ph. Pagnod, S. Rabaron, J.M. Rainsant, J. Scherb, D. Toullier, D. Tregoat, W. Rehm 445

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STABLE LIGHTWAVE SYNTHESIZED FREQUENCY SWEEPER FOR THE 1.5 urn

BAND

Hiroki Takesue, Fumihiko Yamamoto, Tsuneo Horiguchi 447

NOVEL FABRICATION TECHNIQUE FORPLANAR GLASS WAVEGUIDES

D.W.J. Harwood, E.R.M. Taylor, C.T.A. Brown, D.P. Shepherd, D.N. Payne 449

FIRST POLYMERIC SPLITTER ARRAY WITH INTEGRATED PD-CHIP FOR

MULTICHANNEL POWER MONITORING

Johan E. van der Linden, Peter P. van Daele, Peter M. De Dobbelaere, Mart B. Diemeer 451

SESSION 2

Optical switches and interconnections (II)VCSEL

KEbeling 453

A COMPARISON OF SPACE SWITCHING TECHNIQUES FOR OXC

Chung 455

FEEDBACK INSENSITIVE 3 Gb/s FIBER INTERCONNECTWITH LOW NOISE

SINGLE-MODE VCSEL

D. Wiedenmann, M. Grabherr, C. Jung, R. Jager, R. Michalzik, P. Schnitzer, K.J. Ebeling 457

FREE-SPACE MICROMECHANICAL OPTICALCROSSCONNECT WITH BRIDGING

FUNCTIONALITY FOR OPTICAL-LAYER RESTORATION

L.Y. Lin, E.L. Goldstein, R.W. Tkach 459

NOVEL GAIN-TRANSPARENT SOA-SWITCH FOR HIGH BITRATE OTDM

ADD/DROP MULTIPLEXING

S. Diez, R. Ludwig, E. Patzak, H.G. Weber 461

CASCADABLEMZI ALL-OPTICAL SWITCHWITHSEPARATE PORTS FOR DATA-

AND CONTROL-SIGNALS

J. Leuthold, P.A. Besse, E. Gamper, M. Diilk, W. Vogt, H. Melchior 463

Optical modulators, semiconductor amplifiers and regenerators (I)

SEMICONDUCTOR LASER OPTICAL AMPLIFIERS AND THEIR APPLICATIONS

Thiemeyer, Thijs 465

ALL-OPTICAL REGENERATION

J.C. Simon, L. Billes, A. Dupas, B. Kowalski, M. Henry, B. Landousies 467

A SIMPLE, LOW TIMING JITTER, SUB-MULTIPLECLOCK RECOVERY TECHNIQUE

J. Hansryd, P.A. Andrekson, B. Bakhshi 471

UNIVERSALITY OF THE CHIRP-PARAMETER OF BULKACTIVE ELECTRO

ABSORPTION MODULATORS

P.I. Kuindersma, M.W. Snikkers, G.P.J.M. Cuypers, J.J.M. Binsma, E. Jansen, A van Geelen,

T. vanDongen : 473

ALL-OPTICAL DATA REGENERATION BASED ON SELF-PHASE MODULATION

EFFECT

P.V. Mamyshev 475

A NOVEL APPROACH TO PRE-SCALED CLOCK RECOVERY IN OTDMSYSTEMS

F. Cistemino, R. Girardi, S. Romisch, R. Calvani, E. Riccardi, P. Garino 477

Poster session (II)THz-CLASS SHORT-PULSE GENERATION IN MODE-LOCKED LASER DIODES WITH

PERIODICALLY SAMPLED GRATINGS

B.S. Kim, Y. Chung, S. Lee, S.H. Kim, K.N. Kang, S.S. Choi 479

A LOW-CROSSTALK OPTICAL MODULEDESIGNON PLC PLATFORMFOR

REALIZING LD/PD FULL-DUPLEX OPERATION IN ATM SYSTEMS

Hideaki Kimura, Takeshi Kurosaki, Toshikazu Hashimoto 481


SIMULATION OFDWDM COMPONENTS

A. Kiekamp, K. Satzke483

IMPROVING RAYLEIGH-LIMITED BIDIRECTIONAL OPTICAL TRANSMISSIONSYSTEMS BY USING TIME-SLOTTING AND FREQUENCY DETUNING

S.N. Larsson485

EFFECT OF SYNCHRONOUS REGENERATION ON THE SOLITON OPTICAL PHASE

0. Leclerc, E. Desurvire 487

OPTICAL CLOCK RECOVERY BASED ON ALL-FIBRE DEVICES FROM NRZDATAOF 10 Gbit/s

H.K. Lee, J.T. Ahn, M.-Y. Jeon, K.H. Kim, D.S. Lira, E.-H. Lee 489

NETWORK ELEMENT ANDNETWORK LEVEL PARAMETERS FOR THEMANAGEMENT OF OPTICALNETWORKS

L. Berthelon, G. Eilenberger, O. Chambon, L. Dembeck, M. Garnot, C. Drion 491

ANALYSIS OF FIBRE BACKGROUND LOSS INFLUENCE ON EDFA GAINDYNAMICS

C. Mazzali, H.L. Fragnito 493

SOLITON COLLISION IN DISPERSION-MANAGED LINKS

Thierry Georges, Fabien Merlaud 495

INFLUENCE OF FILTERING ON JITTER AND AMPLITUDE FLUCTUATIONS FORDISPERSION MANAGED SOLITONS

F. Merlaud, T. Georges 497

Optical modulators, semiconductor amplifiers and regenerators (II)INTEGRATION AND APPLICATIONS OF III-V SEMICONDUCTOR OPTICAL

AMPLIFIERS

C.Holtman 499

POLYMER MODULATORS WITH BANDWIDTH EXCEEDING 100 GHz

H. Fetterman, A. Udupa, D. Chen, D. Bhattacharya, B. Tsap, S. Lee, A. Chen, J. Chen, W, Steier,LDalton 501

HIGHLY SENSITIVE OPTICAL SAMPLING SYSTEM WITH 100 Ghz BANDWIDTH

H.Ohta,S.Nogiwa,H.Chiba 503

SYSTEM PERFORMANCE OF AN ALL-OPTICAL CLOCK RECOVERY MODULE

B. Sartorius, C. Bornholdt, O. Brox, H.J. Ehrke, D. Hoffmann, R. Ludwig, M. Mbhrle 505

40 TO 10 Gbit/s DEMULTIPLEXING USINGA SELF-PULSATING DFB LASER FOR

CLOCK RECOVERY

A. Buxens, A.T. Clausen, H.N. Poulsen, K.S. Jepsen, K-E. Stubkjaer, C Bornholdt, O. Brox,M. Mbhrle, B. Sartorius 507

SESSION 3

Dispersion compensation and dispersion supported transmission (I)DISPERSION-TOLERANT MODULATION TECHNIQUES FOR OPTICAL

COMMUNICATIONS

Denis Penninckx 509

DISPERSION COMPENSATION USING MID-SPAN SPECTRAL INVERSION

WITHOUT FREQUENCYSHIFT

A. Corchia, C. Antonini, A. D'Ottavi, A Mecozzi, F. Martelli, P. Spano, G. Guekos, R. Dall'Ara 511

NONLINEARITY TOLERANT DISPERSION COMPENSATION SCHEME (NTDCS) AT40 Gbit/s NRZ AND RZ TRANSMISSIONON DIFFERENT FIBER TYPES

B. Schmaufi, D. Werner, P. Paschke 513

SYSTEM PENALTIES DUE TO POLARISATION MODE DISPERSION OF CHIRPED

GRATINGS

E. Ciaramella, E. Riccardi, M. Schiano 515

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ANALYSIS OF SYSTEM OUTAGE INDUCED BY SECOND ORDER PMD IN THE

PRESENCE OF CHROMATIC DISPERSION

Henning Biilow 517

DEMONSTRATION OF AUTOMATIC DISPERSION EQUALIZATION IN 40 GbitVs

OTDM TRANSMISSION

George Ishikawa, Hiroki Ooi 519

10 Gbit/s PHASE-SHAPED BINARY TRANSMISSION (PSBT) FIELD-TRIAL OVER156 km WITH LONG BIT SEQUENCES

L. Pierre, D.J. Malyon, I. Crisp, J-P. Thiery, A.D. Ellis, D.C. Fisher-Andersen, D. Penninckx 521

40 Gbit/s QUATERNARY DISPERSION SUPPORTED TRANSMISSION OVER 31 km

STANDARD SINGLEMODE FIBRE WITHOUT OPTICAL DISPERSION

COMPENSATION

Berthold Wedding, Wilfried Idler, Bernd Franz, Wolfgang Pohlmann, Eugen Lach 523

SUPPRESSION OF THIRD-ORDER FIBRE DISPERSION BY PHASE MODULATION OF

STRETCHED OPTICAL PULSES

M.D. Pelusi, Y. Matsui, A. Suzuki, K. Ogawa 525

Dispersion compensation and dispersion supported transmission (II)POLARIZATION MODE DISPERSION: FUNDAMENTALS AND IMPACT ON OPTICAL

COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS

F. Heismann 527

AUTOMATIC COMPENSATION OF FIRST - ORDER POLARIZATION MODE

DISPERSION IN A 10 Gb/s TRANSMISSION SYSTEM

Fred Heismann, Daniel A. Fishman, David L. Wilson 529

40 Gbit/s TRANSMISSION OVER 200 km OF STANDARD-FIBER USING

POLARISATION INDEPENDENT MID-SPAN SPECTRAL INVERSION

U. Feiste, R, Ludwig, E. Dietrich, S. Diez, H.J. Ehrke, D. Razic, H.G. Weber 531

SECOND- AND THIRD-ORDERDISPERSION COMPENSATION USING A HIGH

RESOLUTION ARRAYED-WAVEGUIDE GRATING

Hiroyuki Tsuda, Takashi Kurokawa, Katsunari Okamoto, Tetsuyoshi Ishii, Kazunori Naganuma,

Yasuyuki Inoue, Hirokazu Takenouchi 533

ELECTRONIC EQUALISATION OF PMD AND CHROMATIC DISPERSION INDUCED

DISTORTION AFTER 100 km STANDARD FIBRE AT 10 Gbit/s

Dieter Schlump, Berthold Wedding, Henning Biilow 535

Poster session (II)EFFECT OF ELECTRICAL FILTERING OF DUOBINARY SIGNALS ONTHE

CHROMATIC DISPERSION TRANSMISSION LIMITATIONS

D. Penninckx 537

AN OPTICAL ACCESS SYSTEM WITH 8 ASYNCHRONOUS TRANSMITTERS AND

>1 Gbit/s NETWORK CAPACITY

Thomas Pfeiffer, Bernhard Deppisch, Martin Witte, Rolf Heidemann, Jorg-Peter Elbers 539

CROSSTALK IMPLICATIONS IN FULL-MESHWDM RING NETWORKS USING

ARRAYED-WAVEGUIDE GRATING OADMS

JJ.O. Pires, N. Parnis, E. Jones, M. O'Mahony 541

DETERMINISTIC NATURE OF POLARISATION MODE DISPERSION IN FIBRE

AMPLIFIERS

R. Caponi, M. Potenza, M. Schiano, M. Artiglia, I. Joindot, C. Geiser, B. Huttner, N. Gisin 543

INTEGRATED DBR LASER - EA MODULATOR FOR TRANSMISSION EXPERIMENTS

AT 10 Gbit/s ON STANDARD DISPERSIVE FIBER

P. Legay, A. Ougazzaden, E. Vergnol, Y. Sorel, M. Morvan, A. Ramdane 545

WIDE-BAND,LOWDRIVING VOLTAGE TuLiNbO^ OPTICAL MODULATORS FOR

40 Gb/s APPLICATIONS

Rangaraj Madabhushi, Yukio Uematsu, Kiyoshi Fukuchi, Arihide Noda 547


OPTICAL SIGNAL-TO-NOISE RATIO MEASUREMENTIN WDM NETWORKS USINGPOLARIZATION EXTINCTION

M. Rasztovits-Wiech, M. Danner, W.R. Leeb 549

ADAPTATION OF 10 Gb/s STM-64 TRANSMITTER AND RECEIVER FOR RZ

TRANSMISSION IN INTERNATIONAL HELD TRIAL

H.F. Haunstein, R. Seitz, C. Dorschky, B. Teichmann, P.I. Kuindersma, J.J.E. Reid 551

LARGE POWER & SNR SWINGS IN CASCADED EDFAs CARRYING HIGHLY

VARIABLE TRAFFIC

Ljubisha Tancevski, Alberto Bononi, Leslie A. Rusch 553

10-Gb/s PMD COMPENSATION USING DEFORMED-HELICAL FERROELECTRIC

LIQUID CRYSTALS

D. Sandel, S. Hinz, M. Yoshida-Dierolf, J. Griiser, R. Noe, L. Beresnev, T. Weyrauch, W. Haase 555

OTDM and long haul transmission (I)FIBER BASED OTDM TECHNIQUES

Peter A. Andrekson,

557

PERFORMANCE AND SYSTEM MARGINS AT 10 Gbit/s OF AN OPTICAL REPEATER

FOR LONG HAUL NRZ TRANSMISSION

B. Lavigne, D. Chiaroni, L. Hamon, C. Janz, A. Jourdan 559

2.677 Gbit/s-THROUGHPUT FORWARDERROR CORRECTION LSI FOR LONG-HAUL

OPTICAL TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS

H. Tezuka, I. Matsuoka, T. Asahi, N. Arai, T. Suzaki, Y. Aoki, K. Emura 561

RAMAN LIMITED, TRULY UNREPEATEREDTRANSMISSION AT 2.5 Gbit/s OVER

453 km WITH +30 dBm LAUNCH SIGNAL POWER

E.Brandon, J.-P. Blondel 563

IMPACT OF POLARIZATION-DEPENDENCE OF CROSS-PHASE MODULATION ON

ALL-OPTICAL MULTIPLE-CHANNEL OUTPUT TIME-DIVISION DEMULTIPLEXER

K. Uchiyama, S. Kawanishi, Y. Yamabayashi 565

SESSION 4

Optical routing and packet switching (I)AN INTERNATIONAL FIELD TRIAL AT 1.3 um USING AN 800 Km CASCADE OF

SEMICONDUCTOR OPTICAL AMPLIFIERS

J.J.E. Reid, L, Cucala, M. Settembre, R.C.J. Smets, M. Ferreira, H.F. Haunstein 567

PHOTON - RESULTS FROM THEWDM FIELD TRIALNETWORK OVER 520 km

WITH UP TO 10 Gbit/s PER CHANNEL AND OPTICAL CROSS-CONNECTING

M. Lehdorfer, M. Rasztovits-Wiech, D. Werner, B. Hein, W. Miillner 569

1580 NM BAND ALL-OPTICAL ADM NODEPROTOTYPE EQUIPPED WITH FAST

AUTOMATIC LEVEL CONTROL

Masaki Fukui, Tadashi Sakamoto, Masahiko Jinno, Shigeki Aisawa, Mitsunori Fukutoku,

Hirotaka Ono, Kimio Oguchi 571

EXPERIMENTAL VALIDATIONOF AN ALL-OPTICAL NETWORK BASED ON 160

GBIT/S THROUGHPUT PACKETSWITCHING NODES

D. Chiaroni, B. Lavigne, L. Hamon, A. Jourdan, F. Dorgeuille, C. Janz, E. Grard, M. Renaud,

R. Bauknecht, C. Graf, H.P. Schneibel, H. Melchior ....573

Tb/s WDM INTERCONNECTION SYSTEM WITH POCKET-SIZE 10 Gb/s

TRANSMITTER/RECEIVER MODULE AND AWG ROUTER

S. Yasukawa, N. Yamanaka, R. Kawano, H. Takeuchi, S. Kuwano 575

RECONFIGURABLE BROADBAND FIBRE-WIRELESS NETWORK EMPLOYING

DYNAMIC WAVELENGTH ALLOCATION

A.M.J. Koonen, S.M. Heemstra de Groot, CAM. Steenbergen, I.G.M.M. Niemegeers 577

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Optical routing and packet switching (II)NETWORK RESILIENCE STRATEGIES IN SDH/WDM MULTILAYER NETWORKS

P. Demeester, M. Gryseels, K. van Doorselaere, A. Autenrieth, C. Brianza, G. Signorelli,R. Clemente, M. Ravera, A. Jajszcyk, A. Geyssens, Y. Harada 579

HIGH USAGE OPTICAL ACCESS ARCHITECTURE FEATURING COARSE SPACE-

WAVELENGTH ROUTING

F. Farjady, M.C. Parker, S.D. Walker 581

FEASIBILITY OF Q-FACTOR-BASED LEVEL DESIGN FOR PHOTONIC

PACKET-SWITCHING SYSTEMS

Shinji Mino, Tohru Matsunaga, Yasuo Shibata, Akira Misawa, Yoshiaki Yamada, Keishi Habara,IkuoOgawa, Naoto Yoshimoto 583

A NOVEL OPTICAL CROSS-CONNECT WITH BUILT-IN OPTICAL-PATH

SUPERVISORY SCHEME FOR ALL-OPTICAL NETWORKS

Eddie Kong, Chun-K. Chan, Frank Tong, Lian-K. Chen 585

AN EXPERIMENTAL OPTICAL PACKET SYNCHRONISER WITH 100 ns RANGE AND

200 ps RESOLUTION

L. Zucchelli, D. Di Bella, G. Fornuto, P. Gambini, D. Re, F. Delorme, R. Kraehenbuehl,H.Melchior 587

CASCADABILITYOF OPTICAL ADD/DROP MULTIPLEXERS

E. Almstrom, S.N. Larsson, H. Carlden 589

OPTICAL PACKETSWITCHING WITHOUT PACKETALIGNMENT

P.B. Hansen, S.L. Danielsen, K.E. Stubkjaer 591

Poster session (II)INFLUENCE OF FIBRE DISPERSION ONXPM PULSE DISTORTION IN WDM

SYSTEMS

H.J. Thiele, R.I. Killey, P. Bayvel 593

OPTIMISATION OFWDM TRANSMISSION OF MULTI-10 Gbit/s, 50 GHz-SPACEDCHANNELS OVERSTANDARD FIBRE

V.N. Mikhailov, R.I. Killey, H.J. Thiele, P. Bayvel 595

OPTICAL PULSE CODE GENERATION USING OPTICAL FIBRE GRATINGS

G.E. Town, G. Yoffe, K. Chan 597

INTEGRATED MILLIMETRIC SINGLE-SIDE-BAND LIGHTWAVE SOURCE SYSTEMEXPERIMENT

E. Vergnol, D. Tanguy, F. Devaux, E. Penard, A. Carenco 599

10 Gb/s TRANSMISSIONACROSS 4 OPTICAL CROSS-CONNECT NODESAND 200 kmFIBER

V. Shah, K.S. Kim, J.P. Morreale, S. Chandrasekhar, V. Nichols 601

DISTRIBUTED-GAIN AND OPTIMUM LENGTH OF ERBIUM-DOPED FIBREAMPLIFIERS

J.P, von der Weid, A.O. Dal Forno, J.A. Pereira da Silva, R. Passy, M.R. Xavier de Barros,B.Huttner, N. Gisin 603

BIREFRINGENCE COMPENSATION IN DOUBLE-CORE OPTICAL WAVEGUIDES

K. Wbrhoff, B.J. Offrein, A. Driessen, P.V. Lambeck, G.L. Bona, Th.J.A. Popma 605

DYNAMIC BEHAVIOUR OF A BRAGG GRATING SPECTRUM PRODUCED BYSINGLE UV-WRITING PULSES

Pierre-Yves Fonjallaz, Valdas Pasiskevicius 607

LARGE-DYNAMIC-RANGE AND HIGH-RESOLUTION FROM A STRAIN SENSINGSYSTEM USING LONG-PERIOD GRATING INTERROGATING FBG STRAIN SENSOR

L. Zhang, R. Fallon, L.A. Everall, J.A.R. Williams, I. Bennion 609

TUNEABLE RADIO FREQUENCY FILTERING USING LINEARLY CHIRPED FIBRE

GRATING

W. Zhang, J.A.R. Williams, L.A. Everall, I. Bennion 611

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Optical routing and packet switching (III)SWITCHINGOF 100 Mbit/s CHANNELS FROM 60 Gbit/s DATA-STREAM IN NEW

BROADCAST-AND-SELECT WDM/TDM LOCAL NETWORK

Adrian J. Keating, Masato Tsukada, Koichi Wakita 613

EXPERIMENTAL OPTICAL CROSSCONNECT SYSTEM WITH AUTOMATIC

PROTECTION SWITCHING FOR WAVELENGTH DIVISION MULTIPLEX

NETWORKS

L. Bersiner, J. Koeppen, H. Lausen, G. Neumann, H. Tiltmann, A. Gladisch 615

WAVELENGTH SELECTABLE PHOTONIC TRANSPORT SYSTEM APPLICABLE TO

UNEQUAL CHANNEL SPACING

Takeshi Kawai, Mitsuhiro Teshima, Hiroshi Yasaka, Masaru Kobayashi, Masafumi Koga 617

INVESTIGATION OF CASCADABILITYOF ADD-DROP MULTIPLEXERS IN OTDM

SYSTEMS

K.S. Jepsen, H.N. Poulsen, A.T. Clausen, A. Buxens, K.E. Stubkjaer 619

Fiber in the access (I)OPTICALMAINTENANCE IN PONs

Francesco Caviglia, Valerio C. Di. Biase 621

Thursday, September 24

SESSION 1

Semiconductor technologies and advanced optical components (II)

HIGH SPEED ICs FOR OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS

Langman 627

LOW-COST HYBRID-INTEGRATED OPTICALMODULES FOR FTTH AND WDM

SUBSCRIBER SYSTEMS

Junichi Yoshida, Hiromu Toba, Yasufumi Yamada, Akira Himeno 629

FULL DUPLEX 1300/1550-nm-WDM OPTICAL TRANSCEIVER MODULES FOR

ATM-PON SYSTEMS USING PLC-HYBRID -INTEGRATION AND CMOS IC

TECHNOLOGIES

T. Kurosaki, T. Hashimoto, N. Ishihara, Y. Suzuki, M. Yanagisawa, H. Kimura, M. Nakamura,

Y. Tohmori, Ka. Kato, Y. Kawaguchi, Y. Akahori, Y. Yamada, Ku. Kato, H. Toba, J, Yoshida 631

SUPPRESSION OF SPECTRAL HOLE BURNING AND CARRIER TRANSPORT

EFFECTS IN STRAIN-COMPENSATED InGaAlAs/InGaAsP MQW LASERS

Y. Matsui, H. Murai, A. Suzuki, Y. Ogawa 633

Semiconductor technologies and advanced optical components (III)A NOVEL BI-DIRECTIONAL OPTICAL AMPLIFIER USING AWGs FOR DENSE-WDM

SYSTEMS

Toshiya Sato, TsuneoHoriguchi 635

PHOTONIC INTEGRATED BEAMFORMER FOR A PHASED ARRAY ANTENNA

J. Stulemeijer, D.H.P. Maat, I. Moerman, F.E. van Vliet, M.K. Smit 637

FULL-DUPLEX WDM-TRANSCEIVER-PICs

M. Hamacher, H. Heidrich, R. Kaiser, P. Albrecht, W. Ebert, S. Malchow, M. Mohrle, W. Rehbein,

H. Schroeter-JanBen, R. Stenzel 639

FIBRE RADIO SYSTEMS, DEVICES & APPLICATIONS

Dr.Braun 641


SESSION 2

Optical switching invited papers

OPTICAL DIGITAL TRANSMISSION, REGENERATION AND NETWORKS

David Cotter 643

ALL OPTICAL PACKETSWITCHING

C. Guillemot 645

Wavelength conversion and four wave mixing (I)APPLICATIONS OF FOUR-WAVE MIXING IN SEMICONDUCTOR OPTICAL

AMPLIFIERS

Antonio Mecozzi 647

ALL-OPTICAL 1x4 NETWORK SWITCHING AND SIMULTANEOUS WAVELENGTH

CONVERSION USING AN INTEGRATED MULTI-WAVELENGTH LASER

M. Owen, M.F.C. Stephens, J.D. Bainbridge, R.V. Penty, I.H. White K.R. Poguntke, M.J. Robertson 649

KERR-BASED WAVELENGTH CONVERSION OVER MORETHAN 30nm

Pierpaolo Boffi, Lucia Marazzi, Angelo Barberis, Valerio Viscardi, Mario Martinelli 651

Wavelength conversion and four wave mixing (II)POLARISATION INDEPENDENT, MULTI-CHANNEL, MULTI-FORMAT

WAVELENGTH CONVERSION BY DIFFERENCE-FREQUENCY GENERATIONIN ALGAAS WAVEGUIDES

S.J.B.Y00 653

WAVELENGTH CONVERSION TECHNIQUES FOR OPTICAL NETWORKS

J.M. Wiesenfeld, B. Glance, A.H. Gnauck, L.Y. Lin, J.A. Nagel, J.S. Perino, S.L. Woodward,L.H. Spiekman, U. Koren, C.A. Burrus, M.D. Chien, K. Dreyer, T.L. Koch, B.I. Miller, X. Pan,

G.Raybon 655

NEW WAVELENGTH CONVERTER FOR PICOSECOND RZ PULSES

Y. Ueno, S. Nakamura, K. Tajima, S. Kitamura 657

ASSESSMENT OF DUAL-STAGE WAVELENGTH CONVERTER IN OXC AT 20 Gbit/s

A. Kloch, P.B. Hansen, D. Wolfson, S.L. Danielsen, K.E. Stubkjaer, J.Y. Emery, F. Pommereau,M. Renaud, M. Schilling 659

ALL-ACTIVE DUAL-ORDERMODEMACH-ZEHNDER WAVELENGTH CONVERTER

FOR POWER-EFFICIENT, CO-PROPAGATIVE OPERATION

C. Janz, F. Poingt, F. Pommereau, F. Gaborit, D. Ottenwlder, I. Guillemot, B. Dagens & M. Renaud 661

ENHANCED PERFORMANCE OF A MACH-ZEHNDER WAVELENGTH CONVERTER

USING A FIBER BRAGG GRATING

Daniel Mahgerefteh, Pak S. Cho, Leo H. Spiekman, Jay M.Wiesenfeld, Uziel Koren, Barry I. Miller,

Ming-Deh Chien 663

SESSION 3

Fibre radio and other transmision system techniquesOPTICAL FEEDING OF BASE STATIONS IN MILLIMETER-WAVE MOBILE

COMMUNICATIONS

R.P. Braun, G. Grosskopf 665

EXPERIMENTAL OPERATIONS FOR STRV-2 SATELLITE LASERCOM TERMINAL

Ron Stieger, John Schuster, Prasanna Adhikari, Harel Hakakha, Brian Riley, Joe Koontz,

Arunabh Lath, Carter Moursund, Micah Barclay, Eric Korevaar 667

CHIRP OPTIMIZED 60 GHz MILLIMETER-WAVE FIBER-OPTIC TRANSMISSION

INCORPORATING EA-MODULATOR

Andreas Stdhr, Ken-ichi Kitayama, Toshiaki Kuri 669

MILLIMETRE-WAVE FIBRE-RADIO SYSTEM INCORPORATING BROADBAND

RADIO CDMA

G.H. Smith, A. Nirmalathas, J. Yates, D. Novak 671

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EFFECT OF WORDLENGTH ON TRANSMISSION PERFORMANCE IN THE

ANOMALOUS DISPERSION REGIME

Sebastien Bigo, Alain Bertdina.

673

VERIFICATION OF AN ANALYTICAL MODEL OF FOUR-WAVE MIXING

EFFICIENCY IN NON-UNIFORM FIBER LINKS

Dag R Hjelme, Cesare Navarotto, Bj0rn J Slagsvold .675

NON LINEAR OPTICAL SOURCE CAPABILITY IN A MM-WAVE RADIO FINALDROP

D Mathoorasing, D Tanguy,JF Cadiou, P Legaud, E Penard, S Bouchoule, C Kazmieiski 677

OTDM and long haul transmission (II)EXPERIENCE IN NEWLY DEPLOYED LONG HAUL SUBMARINE LINKS

Neal S Bergano, P K Runge 679

IMPACT OF RESIDUAL DISPERSION ON SPM-RELATED POWER MARGINS IN

10 Gbit/s-BASED SYSTEMS USING STANDARD SMF

Giovanni Bellotti, Alain Bertaina, S6bastien Bigo 681

PDL-INDUCED NOISE REDUCTION IN LONG-HAUL TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS

USING SYNCHRONOUS POLARIZATION SCRAMBLING

Takao Naito, Takafumi Terahara, Naomasa Shimojoh, Toshiki Tanaka, Terumi Chikama,Masuo Suyama 683

20 Gbit/s OPTICALLY REGENERATED TRANSMISSION OVER 40 Mm BASED ON

POLARISATION-INDEPENDENT, PUSH-PULL INP MACH-ZEHNDER MODULATOR

P Bnndel, 0 Leclerc, C Duchet, M Goix, E Grard, E Maunand, E Desurvire 685

40 Gbit/s TDM FIELD TEST OVER 111 km INSTALLED G 652 FIBER

E Lach, H Bulow, M Kaisei, G Veith, S Bouchoule 687

ERROR-FREE 40 Gbit/s OTDM TRANSMISSION AND ALL-OPTICAL

DEMULTIPLEXINGWITH NONLINEAROPTIC FUNCTIONAL DEVICES BASED ON

MODE-LOCKED LASER DIODES

K Yoneyama, R Yokoyama, S Ishn, S Yamashita, H Hashimoto, H Kunta, T Shimizu, I Ogura,H Yokoyama . 689

SESSION 4

Fiber in the access (II)OPTICAL ENABLING TECHNOLOGIES FOR ACCESS NETWORKS REQUIREMENTSAND CHALLENGES AN OVERVIEW FROMFSAN & EURESCOM

Daniel Lecrosmer, Giovanni Destefams, Angelantomo Gnazzo, Bodo Jacobs, Marcehno Pousa 691

RURAL FIBER TO THE HOME TRIALS

J Carlson, C Meade 693

MANAGEMENT OF OPTICAL NETWORKS

Giuseppe Ferraris, Kimio Oguchi 695

Special topics in optical networksINVESTIGATION OF 2R OPTICAL REGENERATION IN A 2 5 Gbit/s WDM TRUNK

NETWORKTOPOLOGY

L Billes, A Dupas, B Landousies, J C Simon, F Ratovelomanana, A Enard, G Glastre,

N Vodjdani 697

ASSESSMENT OF SIGNAL QUALITY IN 10 Gbtt/s ALL-OPTICAL NETWORKS WITH

WAVELENGTH CONVERTERS

H N Poulsen, K E Stubkjaer 699

DETECTING FIBER CUTS IN A WDM RING WITH OPTICAL PROTECTION

SWITCHING SIMULATION AND EXPERIMENT

D Richards, J Jackel N Antomades, W Xin, M Ah 701

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IN-SERVICE SIGNALING AND FAULT IDENTIFICATION IN A PASSIVE OPTICAL

NETWORK USING A REFLECTIVE MODULATOR AND A BROAD SPECTRUM.

OPTICAL SOURCE

R.D. Feldman, L. Boivin, G. Raybon, J.A. Walker, K.W. Goossen, R.F. Austin 703

HIGH PERFORMANCE MULTIMODE FIBRE LINK USING RING-LASING VERTICAL

CAVITY SURFACE EMITTING LASERS

L.J. Sargent, M. Webster, I.H. White, P.J. Heard, R.V. Penty, M.R.T. Tan, D.G. Cunningham 705

APPLICATION OF AMPLITUDEHISTOGRAMS FOR QUALITY OF SERVICE

MEASUREMENTS OF OPTICAL CHANNELS AND FAULT IDENTIFICATION

K. Mueller, N. Hanik, A. Gladisch, H.-M. Foisel, C. Caspar 707

DESIGN OPTIONS FOR TERABITS/SECOND WDM SYSTEMS

F.S. Yang, T. Ono, V. Curri, S.M. Gemelos, M.C. Ho, D. Wonglumsom, L.G. Kazovsky 709

QoS-RESTORABILITY IN OPTICAL NETWORKS

Admela Jukan, Arnold Monitzer, Harmen R. van As 711

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