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Marcel Hoekman
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Conference paper
(2018)
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Chris Roeloffzen, Ilka Visscher, Robert Grootjans, Laurens Bliek, Sander Wahls, Michel Verhaegen, Caterina Taddei, Dimitri Geskus, Ruud Oldenbeuving, Jörn Epping, Roelof Bernardus Timens, Paul van Dijk, René Heideman, Marcel Hoekman
This paper describes the design, fabrication, packaging, testing and automated tuning of an integrated 1x4 optical beamforming network. It consists of hybridly integrated InP and TriPleX chips, where end-facet coupling is used for optical interfacing.
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This paper describes the design, fabrication, packaging, testing and automated tuning of an integrated 1x4 optical beamforming network. It consists of hybridly integrated InP and TriPleX chips, where end-facet coupling is used for optical interfacing.
Poster
(2017)
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Caterina Taballione, Tope Agbana, Gleb Vdovin, Marcel Hoekman, Lennart Wevers, Jeroen Kalkman, Michel Verhaegen, Peter J.M. van der Slot, Klaus-Jochen Boller
Wavelength meters are central for many applications such as in telecommunication systems or laser monitoring. The primary function of a wavelength meter is to provide an output signal that changes sensitively with the wavelength of the input light. Of central importance is the reproducibility of the output signal even in the presence of external perturbations, e.g., temperature changes causing thermal drift. Various different methods are usually applied to improve reproducibility, e.g., thermal stabilization or repeated calibration with an additional reference light source of well-known and stable wavelength.
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Wavelength meters are central for many applications such as in telecommunication systems or laser monitoring. The primary function of a wavelength meter is to provide an output signal that changes sensitively with the wavelength of the input light. Of central importance is the reproducibility of the output signal even in the presence of external perturbations, e.g., temperature changes causing thermal drift. Various different methods are usually applied to improve reproducibility, e.g., thermal stabilization or repeated calibration with an additional reference light source of well-known and stable wavelength.
Poster
(2017)
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Caterina Taballione, T.E. Agbana, Gleb Vdovine, Marcel Hoekman, Lennart Wevers, Jeroen Kalkman, Michel Verhaegen, Peter J.M. van der Slot, Klaus-Jochen Boller
Wavelength meters are central for many applications such as in telecommunication systems or laser monitoring. The primary function of a wavelength meter is to provide an output signal that changes sensitively with the wavelength of the input light. Of central importance is the reproducibility of the output signal over long time intervals during which external perturbations might negatively affect the reproducibility of the displayed wavelengths.
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Wavelength meters are central for many applications such as in telecommunication systems or laser monitoring. The primary function of a wavelength meter is to provide an output signal that changes sensitively with the wavelength of the input light. Of central importance is the reproducibility of the output signal over long time intervals during which external perturbations might negatively affect the reproducibility of the displayed wavelengths.