CLEO: QELS-Fundamental Science Tuesday, 11 June

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Executive Ballroom210HExecutive Ballroom210GExecutive Ballroom210FExecutive Ballroom210ECLEO: Science& InnovationsCTu2E • NLO in Fibers—ContinuedCTu2F • Silicon PhotonicModulators—ContinuedCTu2G • MicrowavePhotonics I—ContinuedCTu2H • Measurements inExtreme Environments—ContinuedCTu2E.8 • 15:45Dense plasma channel generation in air usingfemtosecond-picosecond laser pulse sequences,Andreas Schmitt-Sody 1 , Adrian Lucero 1 , WilliamLatham 1 , William P. Roach 1 , Jerome Moloney 2 ,Pavel G. Polynkin 2 ; 1 AFRL, USA; 2 College of OpticalScience, The University of Arizona, USA. We densifydilute plasma in femtosecond laser filamentsby heating it with energetic 200 picosecond-longlaser pulses. Differently from the case of nanosecondheating, the densified plasma channels,under certain conditions, remain smooth andcontinuous.CTu2F.7 • 15:45Silicon-VO2 Hybrid Electro-optic Modulator,Petr Markov 1 , Judson D. Ryckman 1 , Robert E.Marvel 2 , Kent A. Hallman 2 , Richard F. Haglund 2 ,Sharon M. Weiss 1,2 ; 1 Department of ElectricalEngineering and Computer Science, VanderbiltUniversity, USA; 2 Department of Physics andAstronomy, Vanderbilt University, USA. We demonstrateelectro-optical modulation in a siliconvanadiumdioxide hybrid device. A combinedeffect from applied electric field and Joule heatingis used to switch a microscopic vanadium dioxidepatch deposited on top of a silicon single-moderidge waveguide.CTu2G.7 • 15:45Photonic Synthesis of Spread Spectrum RadioFrequency Waveforms over Arbitrarily LongTime Apertures, Yihan Li 1 , Amir Dezfooliyan 1 ,Andrew M. Weiner 1 ; 1 School of Electrical andComputer Engineering, Purdue University, USA.A photonic radio frequency generation setup isdesigned to generate arbitrary waveforms with~10 GHz bandwidth and arbitrarily long timeapertures. Experiments are conducted through implementingpseudorandom sequence modulationand differential optical-to-electrical conversion.CTu2H.8 • 15:45Comparison of nanosecond and femtosecondLIBS, Sivanandan Harilal 1 ; 1 Purdue Univ, USA. Wereport a comprehensive study of the differences inthe emission and hydrodynamics expansion featuresof ns and fs LIBS plumes under both vacuumand atmosphere environments under similar laserfluence conditions.16:00–16:30 Coffee Break, Exhibit Halls 1 and 2NOTES_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Tuesday, 11 JuneConcurrent sessions are grouped across four pages. Please review all four pages for complete session information.1132013CLEO Tuesday.indd 225/17/13 3:11 PM
Meeting Room211D-BMeeting Room212A-CMeeting Room212D-BMarriott San JoseSalon I & IICTu2I • Frequency Combs:Applications—ContinuedCLEO: Science& InnovationsCTu2J • Technologies for Access& Datacom Networking—ContinuedCTu2K • What’s (really) New inFibers?—ContinuedCTu2I.8 • 15:45Absolute distance measurement by adjustablesynthetic wavelength dual-comb interferometry,Seongheum Han 1 , Joohyung Lee 1,2 , Keunwoo Lee 1 ,Seungman Kim 1 , Seung-Woo Kim 1 , Young-JinKim 1 ; 1 Korea Advanced Institute of Science andTechnology (KAIST), Republic of Korea; 2 KoreaResearch Institute of Standards and Science(KRISS), Republic of Korea. We demonstrate adead-zone-free dual-comb interferometer forabsolute long distance measurements. The nonambiguityrange is extended without dead zonesto ~1.2 km by adjusting the synthetic wavelengthfor long target distances.CTu2J.8 • 15:45Coupled Waveguides for Optical Multiplexingin High-Performance Interconnects, YoavShechtman 1 , Bhavin J. Shastri 2 , Ben Wu 2 , Paul R.Prucnal 2 , Mordechai Segev 1 ; 1 Physics, TechnionIsrael Institute of Technology, Israel; 2 ElectricalEngineering, Princeton University, USA. We proposeand demonstrate a proof-of-concept for anovel multiplexing scheme for high-performanceoptical interconnects. Our approach is based onwaveguide coupling using multilevel detection toincrease the system throughput without increasingaggregate bit rate.CTu2K.7 • 15:45Cladding effect on confinement and bend lossesin hypocycloid-core Kagome HC-PCF, MeshaalAlharbi 1,2 , Thomas Bradley 1,2 , Benoît Debord 1 ,Coralie Fourcade-Dutin 1 , Debashri Ghosh 1 , LucaVincetti 3 , Frédéric Gérôme 1 , Fetah Benabid 1,2 ;1GPPMM group, XLIM research institute, France;2University of Bath, United Kingdom; 3 Departmentof Engineering “Enzo Ferrari”, University of Modenaand Reggio Emilia, Italy. We report on numericaland experimental results on the influence of claddingring number in hypocycloid-core KagomeHC-PCF. The number of rings has moderate effecton confinement loss whereas strong reduction inbend loss is demonstrated.16:00–16:30 Coffee Break, Exhibit Halls 1 and 2Tuesday, 11 JuneNOTES___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________114 CLEO: 2013 • 9–14 June 20132013CLEO Tuesday.indd 235/17/13 3:11 PM
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