Publications

We present fiber-nonlinearity-tolerant transmission of polarization-division multiplexed binary phase-shift keying (PDM-BPSK) through a nonlinear noise squeezing (NLNS) effect that is achieved by o

A two-dimensional array splicing approach for connecting fiber optic cable has been reported previously.

High data rate transmission and the accompanying requirements for broad bandwidth have made optical fiber the new media for interconnecting local area networks.

The author has conducted a systems study to identify the types of fiber-optic interfaces required for FASTECH(TM) hardware.

Celebrating the 20th anniversary of Optics Express, this paper reviews the evolution of optical fiber communication systems, and through a look at the previous 20 years attempts to extrapolate fibe

In 1988, AT&T was among the first system suppliers to introduce a single-mode fiber-to-the-home system with its SLC Series 5 Digital Loop Carrier System Fiber-To-The-Home package.

We propose, demonstrate, and characterize a novel, passive Fiber-to-the-home/desktop system using Ethernet protocols and low cost commercially available Ethernet and fiber-optic components.

We discuss a subtle, heretofore unreported effect of polarization on fiber-waveguide insertion loss and we report on the first measurements of waveguide mode position as a function of polarization.

A 5G-compatible Analog RoF-based Mobile Fronthaul architecture with Centralized Baseband Units and DSP-free Radio Units is presented.

Fiber/metallic service and distribution media are being developed for use in subscriber loop distribution systems.