2011 37th European Conference

and Exhibition on OpticalCommunication

(ECOC 2011)

Geneva, Switzerland

18-22 September 2011

Pages 706-1484

4 IEEE IEEE Catalog Number: CFP11425-PRT

ISBN: 978-1-4577-1918-9

WE.7.B.6 • FIBER NONLINEARITIES IN 16QAM TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS 706

Chongfin Xie

WE.7.B.7 • INTERPLAY BETWEEN PDL AND NONLINEAR EFFECTS IN COHERENT POLARIZATIONMULTIPLEXED SYSTEMS 709

Olga Vassilieva, Inwoong Kim, Youichi Akasaka, Martin Bouda, Motoyoshi Sekiya

WE.7.C • RADIO OVER FIBRE

WE.7.C.1 • HYBRID RADIO OVER FIBER AND VISIBLE LIGHT (ROF-VLC) COMMUNICATION SYSTEM 712Amir MasoodKhaiid, Giulio Cossu, Rajfaele Corsini, Marco Presi, Ernesto Ciarameita

WE.7.C.2 • RECENT PROGRESS IN OPTICAL ACCESS AND HOME NETWORKS: RESULTS FROM THEALPHA PROJECT 715

Mikhail PopovWE.7.C.3 • SIMULTANEOUS IMPLEMENTATION OF GIGABIT ETHERNET, RF TV AND RADIO MM-WAVE IN A MULTIFORMAT HOME AREA NETWORK 718

Joffray Cuillory, AnnaPizzinat, Philippe Cuignard, Francis Richard, Benoit Charhonnier, Catherine Algani, Philippe Chanclou

WE.7.C.4 • OPTICAL FREQUENCY TRIPLING WITH IMPROVED SUPPRESSION AND SIDEBANDSELECTION 721

Manoj P. Thakttr, Paula Laurencia, Carmo Medeiros, John E. Mitchell

WE.7.C.5 • LONG-REACH 26.54-GBPS OFDM ROF SYSTEM AT 60 GHZ OVER 100-KM FIBER AND 3-MWIRELESS TRANSMISSION EMPLOYING PHASE NOISE COMPENSATION AND BIT-LOADINGALGORITHMS 724

Chia-Chien Wei, Chun-TingLin, Ming-1 Chao, Wen-JrJiang, Chun-Hung Ho

WE.8.A»OFDM I

WE.8.A.1 • 12-STAGE SEQUENTIAL OPTICAL FDM OF 120 GB/S (12X10 GB/S) DATA IN 240-GHZBANDWIDTH USING FIBER CROSS-PHASE MODULATION WITH OPTICAL SUBCARRIER SINGNALS 727

Tomoytiki Kato, Ryo Okahc, Reinhold Ludwig, Robert Elschner, Colja Schubert, Shigeki WatanaheWE.8.A.2 • A NOVEL PHASE STABILIZATION SCHEME FOR DPSK COWDM SIGNALS USING HIGHORDER FOUR WAVE MIXING 730

Paola Frascella, Stylianns Sygletos, Andrew Ellis

WE.8.A.3 « CHROMATIC DISPERSION COMPENSATION USING SYMMETRIC EXTENSION BASEDGUARD INTERVAL IN OPTICAL FAST-OFDM 733

Jian Zhao, Sehvan K. Ibrahim, Paul Gunning, Andrew Ellis

WE.8.A.4 • DIRECT-DETECTION OPTICAL OFDM SUPERCHANNEL 736Wei-Ren Peng, Hidenori Takahashi, Itsuro Morita, Hideaki Tanaka

WE.8.A.5 • DECISION FEEDBACK COMPENSATION OF TRANSMITTER/RECEIVER NONL1NEARITYFOR DD-OFDM 739

Jochen Lcibrich, AbduhiuirAli, Werner Rosenkranz

WE.8.A.6 • COHERENT OPTICAL DFT-SPREAD OFDM IN BAND-MULTIPLEXED TRANSMISSIONS 742

Qi Yang, Zhixue He, Zhu Yang, Shaohua Yu, Xingwen Yi, Abdullah At Amin, William Shieh

WE.8.B »NONLINEAR TRANSMISSION II

WE.8.B.1 • IMPACT OF NONLINEAR AND POLARIZATION EFFECTS ON COHERENT SYSTEMS 745

Chongjiu Xie

WE.8.B.2 • 800KM TRANSMISSION OF 5X450-GB/S PDM-32QAM ON THE 50GHZ GRID USING

ELECTRICAL AND OPTICAL SPECTRAL SHAPING 748

Xiang Zhou, Lynn Nelson, Peter Magill, Benyuan Zhu, Dave Peckham, Rej'oy Issac, K, Carlson, P. Borel

WE.8.B.3 • 10GB/S OVER S13KM UNCOMPENSATED SSMF LINK USING DIRECT MODULATION AND

DIRECT DETECTION 751Luiz Anet Nelo, Philippe Chanclou, Nicolas Brochier, NaveenaGenay, Jean-Luc Barbey, Benoit Charbonnier, Stephane Gosselin,AhmedGharba, Fabienne Saliou, Meiyem Ouzzif, Christelle Attpetit-Berthelemot, Jerome Le Masson, Emmanuel Grard, Victor

Rodrigues

WE.8.B.4 • 15.4 TB/S TRANSMISSION OVER 2400 KM USING POLARIZATION MULTIPLEXED 32-GBAUD

16-QAM MODULATION AND COHERENT DETECTION COMPRISING DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING 754Karsten Sclwh, Fred Buchali, DeilefRoesener, Eugen Luch, Oriol Bertran Pardo, Jeretnie Renaudiet; Gabriel Charlet, Haik

Mardoyan, Patrice Tran

WE.8.B.5 • TRANSMISSION OF A SERIAL 5.1-TB/S DATA SIGNAL USING 16-QAM AND COHERENT

DETECTION 757

Evarist Pahtshani, Carsten Schmidt-Langhorst, Thomas Richler, Markus Niille, Reinhold Lvdwig, Colja Schubert

WE.8.B.6 • POLARIZATION MULTIPLEXED 224 GB/S 16QAM TRANSMISSION EMPLOYING DIGITAL

BACK-PROPAGATION 760Marco Mussolin, Danish Rafiqtte, Jonas Martensson, Marco Forzati, Johannes K. Fischer, Lutz Molle, Markus Nolle, ColjaSchubert, Andrew Ellis

WE.8.C « GREEN ACCESS

WE.8.C.1 • EVOLVABLE, SUSTAINABLE LOW POWER OPTICAL NETWORK ARCHITECTURES 763

David, B. Payne

WE.8.C.2 • POWER AND ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN BROADBAND FIXED ACCESS NETWORK

MIGRATION 785

Christoph Lange, Dirk Kosiankowski, Andreas Gladisch

WE.8.C.3 • EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF CYCLIC SLEEP WITH ADAPTABLE SLEEP PERIOD

LENGTH FOR PON -788Martina Fiammengo, Alexander Lindstrdm. Paolo Monti, Lena Wosinska, Bjorn Skubic

WE.8.C.4 • DYNAMIC SLEEP-MODE ONU WITH SELF-SUSTAINED FAST-LOCK CDR FOR POWER

SAVING IN 10G-EPON SYSTEMS 791Naoki Suzuki, Kenichi Kobiki, Eitetsu Igawa, Junichi Nakagawa

WE.8.K TECHNOLOGIES FOR EFFICIENT OPTICAL NETWORKS

WE.8.K.1 • EXPLOITING TRAFFIC DYNAMICS IN POWER-AWARE LOGICAL TOPOLOGY DESIGN 794Edoardo Bonetlo, Luca Chlaraviglio, Davide Cuda, Filip Idzikowski, Fabio Neri

WE.8.K.2 • IMPACT OF ELECTRICAL GROOMING AND REGENERATION OF WAVELENGTH PATHS IN

CREATING HIERARCHICAL OPTICAL PATH NETWORKS 797Hai-Chau Le, Hiroshi Hasegawa, Ken-khi Salo

WE.8.K.3 • POWER MANAGEMENT OF OPTOELECTRONIC INTERFACES FOR DYNAMIC OPTICAL

NETWORKS 800

Morea Annalisa, Salvalore Spadaro, Olivier Rival, Jordi Perello,Fernando Agraz Bu/'an, Dominique Verchere

WE.8.K.4 • CONTENTION SIMULATION WITHIN DYNAMIC, COLORLESS AND

UNIDIRECTIONAL/MULTIDIRECTIONAL OPTICAL CROSS-CONNECTS 803

Thierry Zami

WE.8.K.5 • ENHANCED DIFFERENTIAL DELAY COMPENSATION IN OTN WITH DEDICATED ANDSHARED BUFFERING ARCHITECTURES 806

Joao Santos, Joao Pedro, Paulo P. Monteiro, Joao Pires

WE.8.K.6 • MICRORING-BASED WAVELENGTH ROUTING MATRIX 809Andrea Bianco, Davide Cuda, Miquel Garrich, Roberto Gatidino. GuidoA, Gavilanes, Fabio Neri

WE.9.A • OFDM II

WE.9.A.1 • EFFICIENT AND ROBUST MIMO DSP EQUALIZATION IN POLMUX OFDM TRANSMISSION

WITH DIRECT DETECTION 812Neda Cvijelic, Narayan Prasad, Milorad Cvifelic, Ting Wang

WE.9.A.2 • PRACTICAL CARRIER RECOVERY METHOD FOR CARRIER-ASSISTED PDM-CO-OFDM

TRANSMISSIONS 815Wei-Ren Peng, Itsw-o Morita, Hidenori Takahoshi, Hidcaki Tanaka

WE.9.A.3 • REAL-TIME EXPERIMENTAL DEMONSTRATION OF A VERSATILE OPTICAL OFDM

SYMBOL SYNCHRONISATION TECHNIQUE USING LOW-POWER DC OFFSET SIGNALLING 818

Jianming Tang, Roger Giddings

WE.9.A.4 • COMPANDING TRANSFORM BASED SPM COMPENSATION IN COHERENT OPTICAL OFDM

TRANSMISSION 821Hwanseok Chung, Sun Hyok Chang, Kwangjoon Kim

WE.9.A.5 * DESIGN AND SIMULATION OF 25 GB/S OPTICAL OFDM TRANSCEIVER ASICS 824

Peter Milder, RachidBouziane, Robert Koutsoyannis, Christian R. Berger, Yannis Benlachtar, Robert Killey, Madeleine Click,James C. Hoe

WE.9.A.6 • REAL-TIME POLARIZATION DIVISION MULTIPLEXED COHERENT OPTICAL OFDM

RECEIVER AT 9.83-GS/S FOR 28.6-GB/S SINGLE-BAND INTRADYNE DETECTION 827Noriaki Kaneda, Tinm Pfau, Stephen Cortcselll, Qi Yang, Andreas Leven. Yoimg-Kai Chen

WE.9.A.7 • REALIZATION OF A REAL-TIME 93.8-GB/S POLARIZATION- MULTIPLEXED OFDM

TRANSMITTER WITH 1024-POINTIFFT 830

Beril Inan, Susmita Adhikari, Ozgur Karakaya, Peter Kainzmaier, MichealMocker, Heiwich Von Kirchbauer, Norbert Hanik,SanderJansen

WE.9.C • HYBRID AND NEXT GENERATION PON

WE.9.C.1 • DEMONSTRATION OF WAVELENGTH-SET DIVISION MULTIPLEXING FOR A COST

EFFECTIVE PON WITH UP TO 80 GBIT/S UPSTREAM BANDWIDTH 833

Wolfgang Poehlmann, Thomas PfeifferWE.9.C.2 • DYNAMIC SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT IN PASSIVE OPTICAL NETWORKS 836

Ning Cheng, Frank Effenbergcr, Cuo Wei, Zhenxing Liao, Fei Ye, Lei Zhou, Jianhe Gao

WE.9.C.3 • TECHNICAL OPTIONS FOR NGPON2 BEYOND 10G PON 839

Philippe Chanclou, Fabrice Bourgart, Bernard Landousies, Stephane Gosselin, Benoit Charbonnier, Naveena Genay, AnnaPizzinat, Fabienne Saltan, Bruno Capelle, Quang Trung he, Fabia Raharimanitra, Ahmed Gharba, Luiz Anet Neto, JoffrayGidllory, Qian Oeniel, BertrandLe Guyader, S. Deniel

WE.9.C.4 • LIMITED FLEXIBILITY: A COST-EFFECTIVE TRADE-OFF FOR RECONFIGURABLE WDM-TDM OPTICAL ACCESS NETWORKS 842

Ngttyen-Cac Tran, A. M. J. Koonen, Chigo M. Okonkwo, Edmvard Tartgdiongga

WE.9.C.5 • 1.24-TB/S HYBRID SCM/WDM PASSIVE OPTICAL NETWORKS 845

Zhaowen Xu, Xiao/ei Cheng, Yong-Kee Yeo, Luylng Zhou, XuShao, Hongguang Zhang

WE.9.K » TRANSPORTNETWORKTECHNOLOGIES

WE.9.K.1 • CHALLENGES OF NEXT GENERATION OPTICAL TRANSPORT NETWORK DEVELOPMENT N/A

Andreas Gladisch

WE.9.K.2 • FIELD TRIAL OF A 1.5 TB/S ADAPTIVE AND GRIDLESS OXC SUPPORTING ELASTIC 1000-FOLD BANDWIDTH GRANULARITY 849

Norberto Amaya, G. S. Zervas, Bijan Rahimzadeh Rofoee, MuhammadIrfan, Yixuan Qin, Oimitra Simeonidou

WE.9.K.3 • FIRST DEMONSTRATION OF OPTICAL PACKET AND CIRCUIT INTEGRATED RING

NETWORK TESTBED 852

Hideaki Funtkawa, Hiroaki Harai, Takaya Miyazawa, Satoshi Shinada. Wataru Kawasaki. Naoya Wada

WE.9.K.4 EXPERIMENTS OF OPERATING MUTIPLE VIRTUAL NETWORKS OVER IP-OPTICALNETWORK 855

Akeo Masttda, Akinori Isogal, Takashi Miyarnura, Kohei Shiomolo

WE.9.K.5 • OPTICAL FLOW SWITCHING BASED ON TIME-SHIFT SCHEDULING 858Yosuke Katsttkawa, Shaowei Huang, Akio Tajirna, Soichiro Araki, Ken-lchi Kilayama

WE.9.K.6 • TIME SHARED OPTICAL NETWORK (TSON): A NOVEL METRO ARCHITECTURE FORFLEXIBLE MULTI-GRANULAR SERVICES 861

Georgios S. Zervas, Joan Triay, Norberto Amaya, Yixuan Qin, Cristina Cervelld-Pastor, Dimitra Simeonidou

WE.9.LESALEVE • OPTICAL INTERCONNECT

WE.9.LESALEVE.1 • OPTICAL INTERCONNECTS IN EXASCALE SUPERCOMPUTERS N/A

JaffKashWE.9.LESALEVE.2 • 6 GBIT/S FULL-DUPLEX MULTIMODE FIBER LINK WITH MONOLITHIC VCSEL-PIN TRANSCEIVER CHIPS 865

Alexander Kern, StijoyPaul. DietmarWahl, AlexanderHem, RudolfRosch, Wolfgang Schwarz, Rainer Michalzik

WE.9.LESALEVE.3 10GBPS BIAS-FREE ALL-OPTICAL WAVELENGTH CONVERSION USING INP-MICRODISK RESONATORS HETEROGENEOUSLY INTEGRATED ONTO SOI 868

Gecrl Morthier, Rajesh Kumar, Thijs Spucsens, Dries Van Thourliout, Gimther Roelkem, Pauline Meckel, Philippe Regreny, Jean-MarcFedeli, hlicolas Olivier

WE.9.LESALEVE.4 • FIRST DEMONSTRATION OF HIGH DENSITY OPTICAL INTERCONNECTS

INTEGRATED WITH LASERS, OPTICAL MODULATORS AND PHOTODETECTORS ON A SINGLE

SILICON SUBSTRATE 871

Yulaka Urino, Takanori Shimizu, Makolo Okcmo, Nobuakl Halori, Masashige Ishizaka, Tsuyoshi Yamamolo, Takeshi Baba, Takeshi

Akagawa, Sirguru Akiyaina, Tatsuya Usuki, Daisuke Okamoto, Makolo Miwa, Masataka Noguchi, Junichi Fujikata, Daislike

Shinntra, Hideaki Okayama, Tai Tsucluzawa, Toshifumi Watanabe, Koji Yamada, Seiichi [tahashi, Eniiko Saito, Takahiro

Nakamuva, Yasuhiko Arakawa

WE.10. POSTER »POSTER SESSION

WE.I0.P1.0I • SWEEP-FREE DISTRIBUTED BRILLOUIN SENSING USING MULTIPLE PUMP AND PROBE

TONES 874Asher Voskoboinik, OmerF. Yilmaz, Alan Wilner, Moshe Tur

WE.10.P1.02 • EXTENDING THE EFFECTIVE AREA OF COILED ALL-SOLID SILICA SINGLE-MODE

BRAGG FIBERS 877Catherine Baskiotis, Yves Quiquempois, Marc Douay, Pierre SiUard

WE.10.P1.03 • HIGHLY SENSITIVE TEMPERATURE SENSOR BASED ON THE SIDE-HOLE OPTICAL

FIBER FILLED WITH INDIUM 880Bok Hyeon Kim, Seungho Lee, Dong Boon Song, Tae-Jung Aim, Soon Kim, Won-Taek Han

WE.10.P1.04 • FM MODE-LOCKED FIBER OPTICAL PARAMETRIC OSCILLATOR 883

Sigang Yang, Qin Li, K. Ltd, Kenneth K. Y. Wong

WE.10.P1.05 • FUSION-SPLICED HIGHLY NONLINEAR SOFT-GLASS W-TYPE INDEX PROFILED FIBREWITH ULTRA-FLATTENED, LOW DISPERSION PROFILE IN 1.5SnM TELECOMMUNICATION WINDOW 886

Xian Feng, Jindan Shi, Giorgio M. Ponzo, Francesco Poletti, Marco N. Pelrovich, Nicholas Wliile, Periklis Petwpoulos, Morten

Ibsen, WeiH. Loh, DavidRichardson

WE.10.P1.06 • HYBRID RAMAN/EDFA AMPLIFICATION OF NEXT GENERATION OPTICAL FIBERS 889

Kasyapa Balemarlhy, Robert Lingle Jr.

WE.10.P1.07 • GENERATION OF 113 COHERENT AND FREQUENCY-LOCK MULTI-CARRIERS USINGCASCADED PHASE MODULATORS AND EDFA LOOP FORTB/S OPTICAL COMMUNICATION 892

Jumven Zhang, Jiangbo Zhu, Jianjnn Yu, Nan Chi, Ynfeng Shao, Bo Huang, Li Too

WE.10.P1.08 • MODE DISCRIMINATION AND BENDING PROPERTIES OF FOUR-CORE HOMOGENEOUS

COUPLED MULTI-CORE FIBER 895

Yasuo Koknbim, Toshinori Komo, Katsuhiro Takenaga, Shoji Tanigawa, Shoichiro Matsuo

WE.10.P1.09 • FLAT, BROADBAND SUPERCONTINUUM GENERATION AT LOW PULSE ENERGIES IN A

DISPERSION-TAILORED LEAD-SILICATE FIBRE 898

Giorgio M. Ponzo, Xian Feng, Peter Horak, Francesco Poletti, Marco N. Pelrovich, Wei H. Loh, DavidRichardson

WE.10.P1.10 • MULTI-WAVELENGTH PULSE GENERATION USING A RAMAN AMPLIFICATION-BASED

ADIABATIC SOLITON COMPRESSOR 901

Quang Ngityen-The, HungNguyen Tan, Motohant Matsuura, Naoto Kishi

WE.10.P1.11 • 9.SGB/S NRZ TRANSMISSION THROUGH SOM MICROSTRUCTURED POLYMER FIBRE IN

THE VISIBLE 904

RichardProvo, Stuart G. Murdoch, John D. Harvey, RichardLwin, Sergio G. Leon-Saval, Alexander Argyros

WE.10.P1.12 • NEW APPROACH FOR GENERATING AND (DE)MULTIPLEXING OAM MODES IN A

FIBER COUPLER CONSISTING OF A CENTRAL RING AND FOUR EXTERNAL CORES 907Yan Yan, Jian Wang, Lin Zhang, Jeng-Yuan Yang, Irfan M. Fazal, Nisar Ahmed, Bishara Shamee, Alan Willner, Kevin Birnbaitin,John Choi, Boris Erhnen, Sam Dolinar

WE.10.P1.13 • ALL-FIBERED HIGH-QUALITY 20-GHZ AND 40-GHZ PICOSECOND PULSE GENERATOR 910Ibrahim El-Mansouri,Julien Fatome, Stephane Pilois, Chrislophe Finot, Michel Lintz

WE.10.P1.14 • TECHNIQUE FOR FABRICATING COMPLEX STRUCTURED FIBERS BY ROLLING OF

GLASS PREFORMS 913

Zheng Gang Lian, John Tncknott, Nicholas Wliite, Limin Xiao, Xian Feng, David N. Payne, Wei H. Loh

WE.10.P1.15 • HYBRID FIBER RAMAN-BISMUTH AMPLIFIER PUMPED BY SEMICONDUCTOR DISK

LASER OPERATING AT 1.3 |iM 916

Alexander Chainorovskiy, Konstantin M, Golanl, Olcg G, Okhotnikov

WE.10.P1.16 • IMPORTANCE OF RESIDUAL STRESSES IN THE BRILLOUIN GAIN SPECTRUM OF

SINGLE MODE OPTICAL FIBERS 919Yolande Sikali Mamdem, Ekaterina Burov, Louis-Anne DeMontmorillon, Frederic Taillade, Yves Jaouen, GamierMoreau,Renaud Gabet

WE.10.P1.17 • NOVEL TECHNIQUE FOR CHARACTERIZING SINGLE-MODE OPERABILITY IN

OPTICAL FIBERS 922

Takashi Matsui, Kazuhide Nakajima, Yukihiro Goto, Toshio Kurashima

WE.10.P1.18 • SIMILARITON-BASED SPECTRAL INTERFEROMETRY FOR FEMTOSECOND SIGNAL

CHARACTERIZATION 925Aram Zeytunyan, Meri Kalashyun, Garegin Yesayan, Levon Mouradian, Frederic Louradour, Alain Barthelimy

WE.10.P1.19 • NONLINEAR OPTICAL FIBER POLARIZATION TRACKING AT 200 KRAD/S 928

Victor V. Kozlov, Julien Fatome, Philippe Morin, Stephane Pilois, Slefano Wabnilz

WE.10.P1.20 • 20 GB/S QPSK TRANSMISSION USING AN ELECTRO-OPTICALLY MODULATED

VERTICAL-CAVITY SURFACE-EMITTING LASER 931

ZihadQureshi, Michael Crisp, Jonathan D. Ingham, RichardPenty, Ian White, JamesA. Loll, Nikolay Ledentsov

WE.10.P1.21 • EFFICIENT FIBRE-CHIP GRATING COUPLER FOR THICK SOI RIB WAVEGUIDES 934

Carlos A. Alonsu-Rainas, Alejandro Oriega-Monux, Luis Zavargo-Peche, Robert Halir, Jose De-Oliva-Rubio, Ihigo Molina-

Fernandez, Pavel Cheben, Dan-Xia Xu, Siegfried Jam, Naksup Kim

WE.I0.P1.22 • SLOTTED SINGLE-MODE LASERS FOR MONOLITHIC PHOTONIC INTEGRATION 937

Qiaoyin Lit, Wei-Hua Cuo, Marta Nawrocka, Azat Abdttllaev, MichaelLynch, Vincent Weldon, John Donegan

WE.10.P1.23 • WIDE DYNAMIC RANGE WAVELENGTH CONVERSION FOR 43GBPS NRZ SIGNALUSING SIMPLE FEEDBACK CONTROL WITH MONITOR PD AND GAIN CONTROL SOA 940

Nobuo Ohata, Hiroshi Arttga, Takeshi Yamatoya, Takeshi Saito, Yoshimichi Morita, Eitaro lshimura, Atsushi Sitgilatsu

WE.10.P1.24 • EXPERIMENTAL DEMONSTRATION OF UWB MONOCYCLE PULSE GENERATION

USING TWO-PHOTON ABSORPTION IN A SILICON WAVEGUIDE 943

Yang Yue, Hao Huang, Lin Zhang, Jian Wang, Jeng-Yuan Yang, OmerF. Yilmaz, Jacob S. Levy, MichalLipson, Alan Willner

WE.10.P1.25 • FFT OPTIMIZATION FOR PRACTICAL OFDM IMPLEMENTATIONS 946

Susmita Adhikari, Beril Inan, OzgurKarakaya, WernerRosenkranz, SanderJansen

WE.10.PI .26 • WAVELENGTH CONVERSION OF 40-GB/S NRZ DPSK SIGNALS WITHIN A 45-NM RANGE

USING A 1.3 jitn QUANTUM-DOT SEMICONDUCTOR OPTICAL AMPLIFIER 949

Christian Meuer, Holger Schmeckebier, Carsten Schmidt-Langhorst, Gerrit Fiol, Dejan Arsenijevic, Colja Schubert, Gad

Eisenslein, Dieter Bimbcrg

WE.10.P1.27 • 10 GB/S TRANSMISSION AND THERMO-OPTIC RESONANCE TUNING IN S1LICON-

PLASMONIC WAVEGUIDE PLATFORM 952

Dimitrios Kalavrouziotis, Giannis Giannoulis, Dimitrios Apostolopoulos. Sotiris Papaioannqu, AshwaniKumar, SergeyBazhevalnyi, Laurent Markey, KarimHassan, Jean C. Weeber, Alain Dereux, Matthias Baus, Matthias Karl, Tekin Tolga,

Odysseas Tsilipakos, Alexandros Pitilakis, Emmanouil Kriezis, Hercules Avramopoulos, Konstantinos Vyrsokinos, Nikos Pleros

WE.10.P1.28 • SILICON MACH-ZEHNDER MODULATOR OF EXTINCTION RATIO BEYOND 10DB AT

10.0-12.5GBPS 955

Kensuke Ogawa, Kazuhiro Goi, Yong Tsong Tan, Tsung-Yang Liow, Xiaoguang Tu, QingFang, Guo-Qiang Lo, Dim-Lee KwongWE.10.P1.29 • LGLC LASER MONOLITHICALLY INTEGRATED WITH LOW-LOSS, DUAL-CORE, SPOT-

SIZE CONVERTER FOR TUNABLE XFP MODULES 958

TakanoH Suzuki, Hideo Arimoto. Takeshi Kiialani, Aki Takei, Takafutni Taniguehi, Kazunori Shinoda, Shigehisa Tanaka, Shinji

Tsuji, Tatemi Ida, Jim Igarashi, Atsushi Nakamura, Kaztthika Naoe, Masanobu Okayasu

WE.10.P1.30 • POLARIZATION INDEPENDENT OPERATION OF U-TURN SHAPE SEMICONDUCTOR

OPTICAL AMPLIFIER BY USING PLC-BASED POLARIZATION DIVERSITY CIRCUIT 961

Hideaki Hasegawa, Masaki Funabashi, Kazuomi Martiyama, Takeshi Akutsu, Noriyuki Yokoitchi, Kazutaka Nara

WE.l0.P1.31 • HEAT RESISTANT AND LOW-LOSS FLUORINATED POLYMER OPTICAL WAVEGUIDES

AT 1310/1550 NM FOR OPTICAL INTERCONNECTS 964

Shotaro Takenobu, Takashi Okazoe

WE.10.P1.32 • CHIRP REDUCTION UTILIZING PHASE SQUEEZING PROPERTY IN PPLN-BASED PHASE

SENSITIVE AMPLIFIER 967Masaki Asobe, Takeshi Umeki, Kouji Enbutsu

WE.10.P1.33 • LINEAR REGIME EXTENSION TECHNIQUE IN PARALLEL LINBOj INTERFEROMETRIC

ARCHITECTURES FOR UWB APPLICATIONS 970

Roberto Lhrente, Maria Morant, Jerome Hauden, Terence Quinlan, Alexandre Monet, Stuart Walker

WE.10.P1.34 • WIDE TEMPERATURE RANGE 0 < T < 85° C NARROW LINEWIDTH DISCRETE MODE

LASER DIODES FOR COHERENT COMMUNICATIONS APPLICATIONS 973

John O'Carroll, RichardPhelan, Brian Kelly, DiarmuidByrne, LiamBarry, James O'Gonnan

WE.10.P1.3S • NARROW LINE-WIDTH 1.31-jiM WAVELENGTH TUNABLE QUANTUM DOT LASERUSING SANDWICHED SUB-NANO SEPARATOR GROWTH TECHNIQUE 976

Naokatsu Yamamoto, KouichiAkahane, Tetsuya Kawanishi, Yuki Yoshioka, Hiroshi Takai

WE.10.P1.36 • LATERAL INTEGRATION OF VCSEL AND SLOW LIGHT MODULATOR 979

Toshikazu Shimada, Ayurni Fitchida, Fumio Koyama

WE.10.PI.37 ALL-OPTICAL T FLIP-FLOP USING A SINGLE SOA-MZI AND A FEEDBACK LOOP 982Konstantinos Vyrsokinos, Paraskevas Bakopoulos, Dimitsios Fitsios, Theoni Alexoudi, Dimitrios Apostolopoulos, Hercules

Avramopoulos, Atnalia Miliou, Nikos Pleros

WE.10.P1.38 • SIMULTANEOUS MULTI-FORMAT REGENERATION IN A LARGE-SCALE PHOTONIC

INTEGRATED CIRCUIT 985

Marios Bougioukos, Dimitrios Klonidis, Alexandras Maziotis, MariaSpyropoulou, Panagiotis Gkroumas, Dimitrios

Apostolopoulos, Clirlstos Kouloumentas, Paraskevas Bakopoulos, Robert Harmon, DaveRogers, James Harrison, Alistair Ponstie,Graeme Maxwell, loannis Tomkos, Hercules Avramopoulos

WE.10.P1.39 • NOVEL APPROACH FOR HENRY FACTOR MEASUREMENT BASED ON SINUSOIDAL

OPTICAL PHASE MODULATION 988

Jean-Guy Provost, Anthony Martinez, Alexandre Shen, Abderrahitn Ramdane

WE.10.P1.40 • HIGH-MESA RIDGE/BH HYBRID STRUCTURE OPTICAL GATING DEVICE BASED ON

CROSS-ABSORPTION MODULATION OF ELECTRO-ABSORPTION MODULATOR 991Atsushi Yamada, Yasuaki Nagashima, Shinichi Onuki, Takashi Mori, Akihito Otani, KenjiKawano

WE.10.P1.41 • CHARACTERIZING SILICON WAVEGUIDES: LOCAL ATTENUATION AND DISTRIBUTED

REFLECTIVITY 994Jost Mitller, Ernst Brinkmeycr

WE.10.P1.42 • EXPERIMENTAL DEMONSTRATION OF ATTENUATION-BASED ALL-OPTICAL TIME-

TO-LIVE INDICATOR 997Ajay S. Garg, Howard Wang, Cathy Chen, Keren Bergman

WE.10.P1.43 • ALL-OPTICAL SELECTIVE WAVELENGTH SHIFTER IN A SOA-MZI 1000

An Nguyen, Claudio Porzi, Giovanni Serafmo, FrancescoFresi, Giampiero Contestabile, Antonella Bogoni

WE.10.P1.44 • 10 GHZ PULSE SOURCE FOR 640 GBIT/S OTDM BASED ON LINBO, MODULATORS ANDSELF-PHASE MODULATION 1003

Hao Hu, Hans Christian Hansen Mttlvad, Christophe Peucheret, Michael Galili, Anders T. Clausen, Palte Jeppesen, LeifK.Oxenlowe

WE.10.P1.45 • DYNAMIC LINEWIDTH MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUE USING DIGITAL INTRADYNECOHERENT RECEIVERS 1006

Robert Matter, Benn C. Thomsen

WE.10.P1.46 • IMPACTS OF ENOB ON THE PERFORMANCE OF 112GBPS PDM-QPSK DIGITALCOHERENT RECEIVER 1009

B. Mao, Nebojsa Slojanovic, ChangsongXie, Ming Chen, L, N. Binh, Ning Yang

WE.10.P1.47 • AUTO BIAS CONTROL TECHNIQUE FOR OPTICAL 16-QAM TRANSMITTER WITHASYMMETRIC BIAS DITHERING 1012

Hiroto Kawakami, Takayuki Kobayashi, Eiji Yoshida, Ytttaka MiyamotoWE.10.P1.48 • BIT DEPTH AND SAMPLE RATE TUNABLE DIGITAL TO ANALOG CONVERTER USING

CONVERSION/DISPERSION BASED DELAYS 1015MohammadReza Chilgarha, Salman Khaleghi, Oilier F. Yilmaz, Alan Willner

WE.10.P1.49 • FLEXIBLE BANDWIDTH ARBITRARY MODULATION FORMAT, COHERENT OPTICALTRANSMISSION SYSTEM SCALABLE TO TERAHERTZ BW 1018

David J. Geisler, Nicolas Fontaine, Ryan P. Scott, Loukas Paraschis, Ori Gerstel, S. J. Ben Yoo

WE.10.P1.50 • ALL-OPTICAL NACK FOR FAST PACKET RETRANSMISSION IN AWGR-BASED OPTICALSWITCHES 1021

Roberto Proietti, Runxiang Yu, Shuang Yin, Yawei Yin, Xiaohui Ye, Venkateslt Akella, S. J, Ben Yoo

WE.10.P1.51 • SIMULTANEOUS MULTICHANNEL WAVELENGTH CONVERSION OF 50-GB/S NRZ-

DQPSK SIGNALS WITH 100-GHZ CHANNEL SPACING USING A QUANTUM-DOT SOA 1024Motohant Matstwra, Nicola Calabretla, QdedRaz, Harm Dorren

WE.10.PI.S2 • SIMULTANEOUS DISPERSION COMPENSATION OF WDM CHANNELS USING IN-LINEPARAMETRIC TUNABLE DISPERSION COMPENSATOR 1027

Ken Tanizawa, Junya Kuntmida, Masanori Takahashi, Takeshi Yagi, Shu Namiki

WE.10.P1.53 • ENERGY EFFICIENT OFDM TRANSCEIVER BASED ON TRAFFIC TRACKING AND

ADAPTIVE BANDWIDTH ADJUSTMENT 1030

Junqiang Hit,Dayou Qian, Ting WangWE.10.P1.54 • IMPACT OF LONGITUDINAL POWER BUDGET IN COHERENT SYSTEMS EMPLOYINGDIGITAL BACK-PROPAGATION 1033

DanishRafiqiw, Andrew Ellis

WE.10.P1.55 • WORLD FIRST MODE/SPATIAL DIVISION MULTIPLEXING IN MULTI-CORE FIBERUSING LAGUERRE-GAUSSIAN MODE 1036

YoshinariAwaji, Naoya Wada, Yastmori Toda, Tetsuya HayashiWE.10.P1.S6 • A ROBUST DEFLATION BASED DEMULTIPLEXING ALGORITHM FOR PSK/QAMCOHERENT OPTICAL SYSTEMS 1039

MehrezSelmi, Philippe Ciblat, Yves Jaonen, Christophe Gosset

WE.10.P1.S7 • 2S-GBIT/S, OVER-100-M MMF TRANSMISSION USING 1.3-(iM-RANGE, CMOS-BASEDLOW-POWER TRANSCEIVER FOR OPTICAL INTERCONNECTS 1042

Yong Lee, Daichi Kawamura, Toshiaki Takai, Kenji Kogo, Koichiro Adachi, Toshiki Sttgawara, Norio Chujo, Yasunobit Matsuoka,Saori Hamaimtra, Kinya Yamazaki, Yoshiaki Ishigaini, Takashi Takemoto, Fnmio Yuki, Hiroki Yamashita, Shinji Tsnji

WE.10.P1.58 • ROUTABLE OTDM TO WDM CONVERTER ENABLED BY A PROGRAMMABLE OPTICALPROCESSOR 1045

Miguel V. Drummond, Antonio Teixeira, Paulo P. Monteiro, Rogirio N. Nogiieira

WE.10.P1.S9 • FEED-FORWARD OPTICAL DOMAIN CARRIER RECOVERY FROM HIGH BAUD RATEPSK SIGNALS USING RELATIVELY SLOW ELECTRONICS 1048

Radan Slavik, Joseph Kakande, David Richardson

WE.10.P1.60 • MEASUREMENT OF THE PHASE NOISE TRACKING CAPABILITY OF A DIGITAL

COHERENT RECEIVER 1051

Martin Sjtidin, Henk Wymeersch, Pontus Johatmisson, Magnus Karlsson, Peter Andrekson

WE.10.P1.61 • PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT OF 10GB/S DIRECT MODULATION OFDM BY OPTICALINJECTION USING MONOLITHICALLY INTEGRATED DISCRETE MODE LASERS 1054

Colin Browning, Kai Shi, Sylwester Latkowski, Prince Anandarajah. FrankSmyth, Bariy Cardiff, RichardPhelan, Liam Barry'WE.I0.P1.62 PRECISE MODAL EXCITATION IN MULTIMODE FIBRE FOR CONTROL OF MODAL

DISPERSION AND MODE-GROUP DIVISION MULTIPLEXING 1057

Joel Carpenter, Timothy D. Wilkinson

WE.10.P1.63 • NONLINEAR TOLERANCE OF POLARIZATION-MULTIPLEXED QPSK TRANSMISSIONOVER MIXED FIBER LINKS 1060

Jose F, Pina, ChunminXia, Ante Striegler, Dirk Van Den Borne

WE.10.P1.64 • A FAST ETHERNET FSO LINK PERFORMANCE UNDER THE FOG CONTROLLEDENVIRONMENT 1063

Sujan Rajbhandari, Joaquin Perez, HoaLe Minlt, Zabih GhassemlooyWE.10.P1.65 • REAL-TIME-REALIZABLE FILTERED-MULT1-TONE (FMT) MODULATION FOR

LAYERED-FFT NYQUIST WDM SPECTRAL SHAPING 1066

Alex Tolmachev, Mosbe Nazarathy

WE.10.P1.66 • TWO-MODE MULTIPLEXING AT 2x10.7 GBPS OVER 7-CELL HOLLOW-CORE PHOTONICBAND GAP FIBER 1069

Jing Xu, Christophe Peucheret

WE.10.P1.68 • CHARACTERIZATIONAND MITIGATION OF NONLINEAR IMPAIRMENTS IN MULTI-SPAN TRANSMISSIONS USING AN EQUIVALENT SINGLE-SPAN MODEL 1072

Hadrien louche!, Andre Richler

WE.10.P1.69 • ON THE PEAK-TO-AVERAGE POWER RATIO DISTRIBUTION ALONG FIBER IN THEOPTICAL OFDM TRANSMISSIONS 1075

Yuki Yoshida, Aklhiro Manila, Ken-Ichi Kilayama

WE.10.P1.70 • SOFT-DECISION LDPC TURBO DECODING FORDQPSK MODULATION IN COHERENTOPTICAL RECEIVERS 1078

Fan Yu, Nebojsa Stojanovic, Fabian N. Hauske, Deyuan Chang, Gerhard Bauch, Doris PJlueger, ChangsongXie, Yu Zhao, ZhiyuXiao, Liangchtian Li, Xiaogeng Xu, Qianjin Xiong

WE.10.P1.71 • SPECTRAL EFFICIENCY ENHANCEMENT USING COHERENT WDM WITH MULTI¬LEVEL OFFSET-QAM 1081

Jian Zhao, Andrew Ellis

WE.l 0.P1.72 • ON THE NONLINEAR THRESHOLD OF POLARIZATION-MULTIPLEXED QPSKTRANSMISSION WITH DIFFERENT DISPERSION MAPS 1084

Chunmin Xia, Jose F. Pina, Arne Slriegler, Dirk Van Den Borne

WE.10.P1.73 • SPECTRUM-NARROWINGTOLERANT RECEIVER USING MAXIMUM-LIKELIHOODSEQUENCE ESTIMATION FOR PDM-16QAM ],200-KM TRANSMISSION 1087

Kengo Horikoshi, Takaynki Kobayashi, Shogo Yamanaka, Etsushi Yamazaki, Akihide Sana, Eiji Yoshida, Yutaka MiyamotoWE.10.P1.74 CAPACITY UPGRADE OF LEGACY FIBER PLANT USING SPACE DIVISIONMULTIPLEXING AND MULTIMODE/MULTICORE EDFAS 1090

Hadrien Lonchet. AdrianA, Juarez, Christian A. Bitnge, Peter M. Krummrich, Andre Richer, Klaus Petermann

WE.I0.P1.75 NOVEL RZ-CW CONVERSION SCHEME FOR ULTRA MULTI-LEVEL, HIGH-SPEEDCOHERENT OTDM TRANSMISSION 1093

Masalaka Nakazawa, Keisuke Kasai, Masato Yoshida, Toshihiko Hirooka

WE.10.P1.76 • DEMONSTRATION OF 12.8-BIT/S/HZ SPECTRAL EFFICIENCY USING 16-QAM SIGNALSOVER MULTIPLE ORBITAL-ANGULAR-MOMENTUM MODES 1096

Jian Wang, Jeng-Yuan Yang, Irfan M. Fazal, Nisar Ahmed, Yan Yan, Bishara Shamee, Alan Willner, Kevin Birnbanm, John Choi,Baris Erktnen, SamDolinar, Moshe Tur

WE.10.P1.77 • 160-GB/S ORTHOGONAL TIME-FREQUENCY DOMAIN MULTIPLEXED QPSK FORULTRA-HIGH-SPECTRAL-EFFIC1ENT TRANSMISSION 1099

Takahide Sakamoto, Atsttshi Kanno, Tctsuya Kawanishi, Nicolas Fontaine, David J. Geisler, RyanP, Scott, S.J. Ben Yoo

WE.10.P1.78 • QUANTUM INFORMATION TO THE HOME 1102Iris Choi, Robert J. Young, Paul D. Townsend

WE.10.P1.79 • EVALUATION OF DIGITAL BACK-PROPAGATION PERFORMANCE DEPENDENT ONSTEPSIZE AND ADC SAMPLING RATE FOR COHERENT NRZ- AND RZ-DQPSK EXPERIMENTAL DATA 1105

Annika Dochhan, RoiRath, Christina Hebebrand, Jochen Leibrich, WernerRosenkranz

WE.10.P1.80 • 2.56 TBIT/S/CH POLARIZATION-MULTIPLEXED DQPSK TRANSMISSION OVER 300 KMUSING TIME-DOMAIN OPTICAL FOURIER TRANSFORMATION 1108

Pengytt Guan, Toshiyuki Hirano, Koudai Harako, Yutaro Tomiyama, Toshihiko Hirooka, Masataka Nakazawa

WE.10.P1.81 • STOCHASTIC BACKPROPAGATION FOR COHERENT OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS 1111NanJiang, Yan Gong, Johnny Karout, Henk Wymeersch, Pontus Johannisson, Magnus Karlsson, Erik Agrell, Peter Andrekson

WE.10.P1.82 • MODAL DISPERSION COMPENSATION TECHNIQUE FOR LONG-HAUL TRANSMISSIONOVER FEW-MODE FIBRE WITH SIMO CONFIGURATION 1114

Taiji Sakamoto, Takayoshi Mori, Nobutomo Hanzawa, Takashi Yamamolo, Shigeru Tomita

WE.10.P1.83 • OPTICAL SWITCHING AND DETECTION OF 640 GB/S OTDM DATA PACKETSTRANSMITTED OVER 50-KM OF FIBER 1117

Fausto Gomez-Agis, Hao //», Jim Luo, Hans Christian Hansen Mulvad, Michael Galili, Nicola Calabretta, Leif K. Oxenlowe,Harm Dorren. Palle Jeppesen

WE.10.P1.84 • EXPERIMENTAL DEMONSTRATION OF A DREAM-BASED OPTICAL TRANSPORTNETWORK WITH 1000 CONTROL PLANE NODES 1120

Jie Zhang, Xue Chen, Yuefeng Ji, Min Zhang, Hongxiang Wang, Yongli Zhao, Yong Zhao, Yong Tu, Zhenyu Wang, Han LiWE.10.P1.85 • ENERGY AWARE PLANNING OF MULTIPLE VIRTUAL INFRASTRUCTURES OVERCONVERGED OPTICAL NETWORK AND IT PHYSICAL RESOURCES 1123

Anna Tzanakaki, Markos P. Anastasopottlos, Konslantinos Georgakilas, Diinitra SimeonidouWE.10.P1.86 • OPTICAL SWITCHING AND DETECTION OF 1.2 TB/S OPTICAL OFDM SIGNAL PACKETOVER 80 KM SMF TRANSMISSION

1126ZeDong, Jianjun Yu, Gee-Ktmg Chang, Nan Chi

WE.10.P1.87 • LINEAR RANDOM CODE-BASED LABEL ENCODING SCHEME FOR LABEL SWAPPINGFREE OLS NETWORKS

1129Steven S. Lee, Kuang-Yi Li, Alice Chen

WE.10.P1.88 • A NOVEL TECHNIQUE FOR SURVIVABLE MULTICAST ROUTING IN OPTICAL WDMMESH NETWORKS

1132CastasK. Constant'mou, Georgios Ellinas

WE.10.P1.89 • VALUE ANALYSIS METHODOLOGY FOR FLEXIBLE OPTICAL NETWORKS 1135Konstantinos Christodoulopoulos, Mariaima Angelou, Dimitrios Klonidis, Panagiotis Zakynthinos, Manos Varvarigos, IoannisTomkos

WE.10.P1.90 • ANALYSING POWER CONSUMPTION DISTRIBUTION IN TRANSPARENT OPTICALNETWORKS 1138

Hari Priyanka Nunna, Mohan Gumsamy, Swaroop Nunna, Carmen Mas Machnca

WE.10.P1.91 • ALL OPTICAL PACKET SWITCH BASED ON PERIODIC WAVELENGTH ARRANGEMENTIN ARRAYED WAVEGUIDE GRATING AND WIDEBAND OPTICAL FILTERS 1141

Kai-Ming Feng, Yu-Hsiang Wen, Clnmg-Yu Wu

WE.10.P1.92 • HOW TO CUT THE ELECTRIC BILL IN OPTICAL WDM NETWORKS WITHTIME-ZONESAND TIME-OF-USE PRICES 1144

Cicek Cavdar, Aysegul Yayimli, Lena Wosinska

WE.10.P1.93 • EVOLUTIONARY OPTIMIZATION FOR ENERGY EFFICIENT SERVICE PROVISIONINGIN IT AND OPTICAL NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURES 1147

Markos P. Anastasopoulos, Konstantinos Georgakilas, Anna Tzanakaki

WE.lfl.Pl.94 • THOUSAND-PORT OPTICAL PACKET SWITCH ARCHITECTURE WITH HIGHLYDISTRIBUTED CONTROL 1150

Stefano Di Lucente, Yoni Nazarathy, Oded Paz, Nicola Calabreita, Harm Dorren

WE.10.P1.95 • EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF A FULL-MESHED DOMAIN ABSTRACTION DESIGNMODEL FOR REDUCED STATE INFORMATION DISSEMINATION IN MULTI-DOMAIN PCE-BASEDWSONS 1153

Albert Pages, Ramon Casellas, Jordi Perello, Ricardo Martinez, Salvatore Spadaro, RaiilMutioz

WE.10.P1.96 • LIGHTPATH PROVISIONING IN WAVELENGTH SWITCHED OPTICAL NETWORKSWITH FLEXIBLE GRID 1156

Nicola Sambo, Filippo Cugini, Giulio Bottari, Gianmarco Bruno, Paolahvanna, Piero Castoldi

WE.10.P1.97 • OPTIMIZATION OF HIGH-DEFINITION VIDEO CODING AND HYBRID FIBER-WIRELESS

TRANSMISSION IN THE 60 GHZ BAND 1159Alexander Lebedev, Tien-ThangPham, MartaBeltran, Xianbirt Yu, Anna Ukhanova, Lei Deng, Neil Guerrero Gonzalez, Roberto

Llorente, ldelfonso Tafur Monroy, Soren Forchhaimner

WE.10.P1.98 • OPTICAL MESH NETWORKS EMPLOYING DYNAMIC TRANSPONDERS AND DIGITALBACK-PROPAGATION AT HIGHER BIT-RATES 1162

Danish Rafique, Andrew Ellis

WE.10.P1.99 • LAB TRIAL OF A GMPLS CONTROLLED MPLS-TP PACKET TRANSPORT NETWORKWITH SOURCE/PCE PATH COMPUTATIONS 1165

Ricardo Martinez, Ramon Casellas, Raiil Muhoz

WE.10.P1.100 • DISTRIBUTED SETUP IN OPTICAL NETWORKS WITH FLEXIBLE GRID 1168Nicola Sambo, Filippo Cugini, Giulio Bottari, PaolaIovanna, Piero Castoldi

WE.10.P1.101 • ENERGY SAVINGS DEPENDENCY OF IPTV CACHING SYSTEMS ON SIMILARITY IN

USER BEHAVIOR 1171Chien Ann Chan, Elaine Wong, Ampalavanapillal Nirmalathas

WE.10.P1.102 • OPTICAL LAYER TRAFFIC GROOMING IN FLEXIBLE OPTICAL WDM (FWDM)NETWORKS 1174

Philip N. Ji, Ankitkumar N. Patel, Dayou Qian, Jason P. Jne, Junqiang Hit. Yoshiaki Aono, Ting WangWE.10.P1.103 • COMPARISON OF ELASTIC IMPLEMENTATIONS FOR WDM NETWORKS 1177

Tlnerty Zami

WE.10.PU04 • MIXED-LINE-RATE (MLR) OPTICAL NETWORK DESIGN CONSIDERING

HETEROGENEOUS FIBERDISPERSION MAPS 1180Pttlak Chowdhuty, Avishek Nag, Massimo Tornatore, Ezra Ip. Ting Wang, Biswanath Mukherjee

WE.10.P1.105 • ADVANCED SCHEDULING ALGORITHM FOR QUALITY OF SERVICE SUPPORT INWDMEPON 1183

Mirjana R. Radivojevic, Petar S. MatavitljWE.10.P1.106 • CONVERGED 1R-UWB WIRELESS AND BASEBAND WIRED ACCESS OVER A WDM-PON 1186

Jianping Yao, Shilong Pan

WE.10.P1.107 • A RECONF1GURABLE STAR AND MESH BROADBAND ACCESS NETWORKBASED ONOPTICAL CODES 1189

Gabriella Cincotti,Nobuynki Kataoka, Naoya Wada, Ken-Ichi Kilayama

WE.10.P1.108 • ULTRA-LOW COST AND POWER VCSEL-BASED 480MBIT/S UWB RADIO OVER A BI¬

DIRECTIONAL CWDM PON 1192Terence Quinlan, Maria Morant, Roberto Llorente, Stuart Walker

WE.10.P1.109 • WEIGHTING NONLINEARITIES ON FUTURE HIGH AGGREGATE DATA RATE PONS 1195

Jacklyn D, Rets, Darlene M. Neves, Antonio Teixeira

WE.10.P1.110 • INVESTIGATION OF LIMITATIONS FOR OTDR-MEASUREMENTS IN PON WITHDEMARCATION DEVICES 1198

Armin Ehrhardt, FrankEscher, Lars Schiirer, Hans-Martin Foisel, Andreas Templin, MirkoAdamy, Christoph Gerlach

WE.10.P1.111 • SMF/MMF BASED IN-BUILDING GIGABIT WIRELESS ACCESS SYSTEMS USINGSIMPLIFIED 60-GHZ TRANSCEIVERS 1201

Tien-Thang Pham, Alexander Lebedev, MariaBeltran, Xianbin Yu, Roberto Llorente, ldelfonso Tafur Monroy

WE.10.P1.112 • 40 GB/S W-BAND (75-110 GHZ) 16-QAM RADIO-OVER-FIBER SIGNAL GENERATION AND

ITS WIRELESS TRANSMISSION 1204AtsushiKanno, Keizo Inagaki, Isao Morohashi, Takahide Sakamoto. Toshiaki Kurt, hvao Hosako, Telsuya Kawanishi, Yukt

Yoshida, Ken-Ichi Kitayama

WE.10.P1.113 • COMBINED REACH, CLIENT-COUNT, POWER-CONSUMPTION, AND COST ANALYSIS

OF WDM-BASED NEXT-GENERATION PON 1207Klaus Grobe, Michael Eisell, Jorg-Peler Elbers, Markus Roppell

WE.10.P1.114 • COST OPTIMIZATION OF OPTICAL IN-BUILDING NETWORKS 1210A. M. J. Koonen, H. P. A. Van Den Boom, Eduardo Ortego Martinez, Philippe Guignard, EduwardTangdiongga

WE.10.P1.115 • ENGINEERING RULES FOR OPTICAL GENERATION AND DETECTION OF HIGH SPEED

WIRELESS MILLIMETER-WAVE BAND SIGNALS 1213

Antonio CabaHero, Darko Zibar, Rakesh Sambaraju, Neil Guerrero Gonzalez, Idelfonso Tafur Monroy

WE.10.P1.116 • JITTER PERFORMANCE FOR QOS IN ETHERNET PASSIVE OPTICAL NETWORKS 1216Abhishek Dixit, Goutam Das, Bart Lannoo, Didier Colle, Mario Pickavel, Piet Demeester

WE.10.P1.117 • DEMONSTRATION OF 8-LEVEL SUBCARRIER MODULATION SENSITIVITY

IMPROVEMENT IN AN IM/DD SYSTEM 1219

KrzysztofSzczerba, Johnny Karovl, ErikAgrell, Petter Westbergh, Magnus Karlsson, Peter Andreksan,Anders Larsson

WE.10.P1.118 • HIGH ACCURACY MICROWAVE FREQUENCY MEASUREMENT BASED ON SINGLE-

DRIVE DUAL-PARALLEL MACH-ZEHNDER MODULATOR 1222

Ying Zhao, Lei Deng, Xiaodan Pang, Xianbin Yu, Xiaoping Zheng, Binghm Zhou, Idelfonso Taftir Monroy

WE.10.P1.119 • DIRECTLY-MODULATED VCSELS FOR 2X2 MIMO-OFDM RADIO OVER FIBER IN WDM

PON 1225Maisara Binti Othman, LeiDeng, Xiaodan Pang, Josu Caminos, Wojceich Kozuch, Kamau Prince,JesperBevensee Jensen,

Idelfonso Tafur MonroyWE.10.P1.120 • MIMO-ENHANCED RADIO-OVER-FIBER SYSTEM AT 60 GHZ 1228

Chun-Ting Lin, Anthony Ng'Oma, Wei-Yuan Li, Chih-Yun Wang, Tsung-HungLu, Wen-Jr Jiang, Chun-Hung Ho, Chia-Chien Wei,

Jyehong Chen, Sien Chi

WE.lCPl.m • OPTICAL ARBITRARY WAVEFORM GENERATOR APPLICABLE TO PULSE

GENERATION AND CHROMATIC DISPERSION COMPENSATION OF A REMOTE UWB OVER FIBER

SYSTEM 1231Xin Zhou, Xiaoping Zheng, He Wen, HanyiZhang, Binghm Zhou

TH.ll.A MULTICARRIER SUBSYSTEMS

TH.11.A.1 • STUDY OF MULTICARRIER OFFSET-QAM FOR SPECTRALLY EFFICIENT COHERENTOPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS 1234

Sebastian Randel, Alberto Sierra, Xiang Liu, Sethumadhavan Chandrasekhar, Peter Winzer

TH.11.A.2 • PERFORMANCE OF 112GBIT/S RF-ASSISTED MULTI-CARRIER DP-16-QAM IN A

TRANSPARENT OPTICAL DOMAIN 1237

Gianmarco Bruno, Anna Lidia Soso, Bengl-Erik Olsson, Jeroen NijhofTH.11.A.3 • 112 GB1T/S RFASSISTED DUAL CARRIER DP-16-QAM TRANSMITTER USING OPTICALPHASE MODULATOR 1240

Bengt-Erik Olsson, Anders Djupsjobacko, Jonas Martensson, Arne AlpingTH.11.A.4 IMPLEMENTATION OF MULTI-CARRIER TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS WITH COHERENT

DETECTION 1243

Maurice O'Sullivan

TH.ll.B«OFDM HI

TH.ll.B.l • TRANSMISSION OF 35-GB/S ALL-OPTICAL OFDM SIGNAL OVER AN ALL-EDFA 1980-KM

RECIRCULATING LOOP CONSISTING OF SSMF AND DCF WITHOUT USING TUNABLE DISPERSION

COMPENSATION 1263Inuk Kang, Sethumadhavan Chandrasekhar, MahmoudRasras, XiangLiu, Mark Cappuzzo, Lou Gomez, Yifan Chen, Larry Buhl,Steve Cabot, JamesJaques

TH.11.B.2 • IMPROVING THE SENSITIVITY OF DIRECT-DETECTION OPTICAL OFDM SYSTEMS BY

PAIRING OF THE OPTICAL SUBCARRIERS 1266

Yi Hong, Etnanuele Viterbo, ArthurJ. LoweryTH.l1.B.3 • WILL 100 GB/S RESIST HIGHER BIT RATES? 1269

Jeremie Renaudier, Orioi Bertran Pardo, Masshniliano Salsi, Hoik Mardoyan, Patrice Tran, Gabriel Charlet, Sebastien Bigo

TH.11.B.4 • EXPERIMENTAL DEMONSTRATION OF PILOT-BASED XPM NONLINEARITY

COMPENSATOR FOR CO-OFDM SYSTEMS 1272

LiangB. Du, ArthurLoweryTH.l 1.B.5 • MITIGATION OF EQUALIZATION-ENHANCED PHASE NOISE USING REDUCED-GUARD-

INTERVAL CO-OFDM 1275

Qimbi Zhuge, Benoil Chdlelain, Chen Chen, David V. Plant

TH.11.B.6 • 7 X 463-GBIT/S OPTICAL OFDM TRANSMISSION AT 100-GHZ WDM SPACING OVER 960 KMOF SSMF WITH EDFA-ONLY AMPLIFICATION 1278

Hidenori Takahashi, Wei-Ren Peng, lisuro Morila, Hideaki Tanaka

TH.ll.C * WDM PONS

TH.ll.C.l • SELF-WAVELENGTH INITIALIZATION METHOD FOR THE BRAGG-GRATING BASEDTUNABLE LIGHT SOURCE IN WDM NETWORKS 1281

Jie Hyun Lee, Han Hytib Lee, Seung-Hyiin Cho, Kwang OkKim, Eut-Suk Jung, Youn Seon Jang, JongHyun Lee, Sang Soo Lee

TH.11.C.2 • 20 GB/S TRANSMISSION IN RSOA-BASED WDM-PON USING PARTIAL-RESPONSEMAXIMUM LIKELIHOOD EQUALIZATION 1284

Qi Guo, An V. Tran

TH.11.C.3 • 10GB/S TRANSMISSION OVER 20KM SINGLE FIBER LINK USING 1GIIZ RSOA BY

DISCRETE MULTITONE WITH MULTIPLE ACCESS 1287Moon-KiHong, Nguyen-Cac Tran, Yon Shi, Eduward Tangdiongga, Sang-Kook Han, A. M.J. Koonen

TH.11.C.4 • RECENT ADVANCEMENT IN WDM PON TECHNOLOGY 1290Ytm C. Chung

TH.11.C.5 • QUANTIZED FEEDBACK EQUALIZATION FOR DIRECT FSK MODULATION IN WDM-PON 1293

Josep Prat, Javier Martinez, Ferran Anglada, Victor Polo

TH.ll.LECERVIN • OPTICAL AMPLIFIERS

TH.ll.LECERVIN.I • PHASE SENSITIVE FIBER OPTIC PARAMETRIC AMPLIFIERS 1296Peter Andrekson

TH.11.LECERVIN.2 • TWO CHANNEL PHASE REGENERATION BASED ON A "BLACK-BOX" PHASESENSITIVE AMPLIFIER 1299

Paola Frascclla, Stylianos Sygletos, Selwan K. Ibrahim, Lars Griiner-Nielsen, RichardPhetan, James O'Gorman, Andrew Ellis

TH.11.LECERVIN.3 ' PHASE SENSITIVE AMPLIFICATION IN A HIGHLY NONLINEAR LEAD-SILICATEFIBRE 1302

Mohamed A. Ettabib, Liam Jones, Joseph Kakande, RadanSlavik, Francesca Parmigiani, Xian Feng, Francesco Poletti, GiorgioM. Ponzo, Jindan Shi, Marco N. Petrovich, Periklis Petropoulos, WeiH. Loll, DavidRichardson

TH.11.LECERVIN.4 • PHASE AND AMPLITUDE TRANSFER FUNCTIONS OF A SATURATED PHASE-SENSITIVE PARAMETRIC AMPLIFIER 1305

Carl Limdstrom, Bill Corcoran, Zhi Tong, Magnus Kar/sso/t, Peter Andrekson

TH.11.LECERVIN.5 • FIBER OPTICAL PARAMETRIC AMPLIFICATION OF OPTICAL COMBS FORENHANCED PERFORMANCE AND FUNCTIONALITY 1308

Joseph Kakande, Periklis Petropoulos, DavidRichardson

TH.11.LECERVIN.6 • AN ERBIUM-DOPED FIBRE AMPLIFIER WITH WIDELY VARIABLE GAINEMPLOYING INTEGRATED COMPONENTS ON A PLANAR LIGHTWAVE CIRCUIT 1311

Hirotaka Ono, Toshio Watanabe, Kenya Suzuki, Atsushi Mori, Tetsuo Takahashi, Tadashi Sakamoto

TH.lt .LESALEVE FOUR-WAVE MIXING

TII.ll.LESALEVE.l • OPTICAL WAVEFORM SAMPLING OF A 320 GBIT/S SERIAL DATA SIGNALUSING A HYDROGENATED AMORPHOUS SILICON WAVEGUIDE 1314

HuaJi, Hao Hti, Minima Pu, Michael Galili, Palle Jeppesen, Bart Kuyken, ShankarKumarSelvaraja, Geert Morthier, Roel G.Baets, Lei/K. Oxenlowe

TH.11.LESALEVE.2 • NON-DEGENERATE FOUR-WAVE MIXING IN A SILICON NANOWIRE AND ITSAPPLICATION FOR ONE-TO-SIX WDM MULTICASTING 1317

Minhao Pu, Hao Hu, Hua Ji, Michael Galili, Lei/K. Oxenlowe, Kresien Yvind, Palle Jeppesen, Jam M, Hvam

TH.l1.LESALEVE.3 • FOUR-WAVE-MIXING GAIN AND ALL-OPTICAL SIGNAL PROCESSING IN

SILICON NANOWIRES 1320Bart Kuyken, Xiaoping Liu, Stephane Cleinnien, Shankar Kumar Selvaraja, Witn Bogaerts, Dries Van Thourhout, Richard M.

Osgood, Philippe Emplit, Serge Massar, YuriiA, Vlasov, William M. Green. GuntherRoelkens, Roel G. Baets

TH.l1.LESALEVE.4 • HIGH-SPEED AND LOW-ENERGY FLIP-FLOP OPERATION OF ASYMMETRIC

ACTIVE-MULTIMODE INTERFEROMETER BI-STABLE LASER DIODES 1323

Haisong Jiang, Yulaka Chaen, Takuma Hagio, Kazuisao Tsumda, Makoto Jizodo, Shinji Matsuo, JingXu, Chrislophe Peucheret,Kiichi Hamamoto

TH.l 1.LESALEVE.5 • WAVELENGTH CONVERSION FOR 1.2TB/S OPTICAL OFDM SIGNAL BASED ONFOUR-WAVE MIXING IN HNLF WITH DIGITAL COHERENT DETECTION 1326

Ze Dong, Jianjun Yu

TH.lJ.LESALEVE.6 • PARAMETRIC GAIN AND PULSE COMPRESSION IN GAINP PHOTONIC CRYSTALWAVEGUIDES 1329

Isabelle Cestier, Amnon Willinger, Pierre Colman, Sylvain Combrie, Gaelle Lehoucq, Alfredo De Rossi, GadEisenstein

TH.12.A • ROADM'S & NETWORKSWITCHES

TH.12.A.1 • TRENDS IN NEXT-GENERATION ROADM NETWORKS 1332Sorin Tibuleac, Mark Filer

TH.12.A.2 • POWER DISSIPATION LIMITATIONS TO THE SCALABILITY OF NETWORK ELEMENTS 1335

DavidNeilson

TH.12.A.3 • EXPERIMENTAL DEMONSTRATION OF COLOURLESS, DIRECTIONLESS,CONTENTIONLESS ROADM USING 1x43 WSS AND PLC-BASED TRANSPONDER AGGREGATOR FOR

127-GBIT/S DP-QPSK SYSTEM 1338Yohei Sakamaki, Takeshi Kawai, Telsuro Komtikai, Milsimori Fukuloku. TomoyoshiKataoka, Toshio Watanabe, Ynzo Ishii

TH.12.A.4 • COMPACT HIERARCHICAL OPTICAL CROSS-CONNECT UTILIZING NEWLY DESIGNED

WAVEBAND SELECTIVE SWITCH WITH EXTRA PORTS FOR GROOMING 1341

Ryosuke Hirako, Kiyo Ishii, Hiroshi Hasegawa, Ken-Ichi Sato, Hiroshi Takahashi, Masayuki Okuno

TH.12.A.5 • ENHANCED MULTI-HOP OPERATION USING HYBRID OPTOELECTRONIC ROUTER WITH

TTL-BASED SELECTIVE FEC 1344Tatsushi Nakahara, Yasumasa Suzaki, Ryohei Urala, Tom Segmva, Hiroshi Ishikawa, Ryo Takahashi

TH.12.B DEVICES FOR SIGNAL PROCESSING

TH.12.B.1 • OPTICAL COUPLING COMPONENTS FOR SPATIAL MULTIPLEXING IN MULTI-MODE 1347

Roland Ryf, Crlslian A. Bolle, Johannes Von Hoyningen-Haene

TH.12.B.2 • EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF MODAL CROSSTALK USING LCOS-BASED SPATIAL

LIGHT MODULATOR FOR MODE CONVERSION 1350Donalo Sperti, Massiniiliano Salsi, Clemens Koehele, Patrice Tran, Haik Mardoyan, Sebastien Bigo, Aurelien Boutin, Pierre

Sillard, Gabriel Charlet

TH.12.B.3 • CHANNELIZED FIBER BRAGG GRATINGS FOR INLINE CHROMATIC DISPERSION

COMPENSATION OF 40 GB/S LINKS ON ITU-50 GRID 1353

Guillaume Brocim, Michel Morin, Franqois Trepanier, Benoit Maheux-Lacroix, Carl Payuet, Alka Patel, Mark Filer, ChristopheMayer, Sarin Tibuleac

TH.12.B.4 • DEMONSTRATION OF END-TO-END INTEROPERABILITY BETWEEN LEGACY 100MBEAND A 40GB/S OPTICAL LABEL SWITCHED NETWORK LAYER 1356

John M. Garcia, HenrikN. Potilsen, Daniel J. Blumenthal

TH.12.B.S • I00-GBPS CMOS TRANSCEIVER FOR MULTILANE OPTICAL BACKPLANE SYSTEM WITH

1.3-CM2 FOOTPRINT 1359Takashi Takemolo, Fumio Yuki, Hiroki Yamashita, Shlnji Tsuji, Yong Lee, Koichiro Adachi, Kaiunori Shinoda, Yasimobu

Matsttoka, Kenji Kogo, Shinji Nishinntro, Masaaki Nido, Masahiko Naniiwaka, Taro Kaneko, Takara Sitgimolo, Kazuhiko Kurata

TH.12.C • LONG REACH PON

TH.12.C.1 • BIDIRECTIONAL, RAMAN EXTENDED GPON WITH SO KM REACH AND 1:64 SPLIT USINGWAVELENGTH STABILISED PUMPS 1362

DerekNesset, Kristan Farrow, Paul WrightTH.12.C.2 • TDM/DWDM PON EXTENDER FOR 10 GBIT/S DOWNSTREAM TRANSMISSION 1365

Quang Tnmg Le, Fabienne Saliou, RuiXia, Philippe Chanclou, Tuomo Von Lerber, Ari Tervonen, Marco Manila, Werner

Weiershausen, Seppo Honkanen, Franko KuppersTH.12.C.3 • DEMONSTRATION OF A REMOTELY PUMPED LONG-REACH WDM/TDM 10 GB/S PONWITH REFLECTIVE USER TERMINALS 1368

Bernhard Schrenk, Jose Lazaro, Dimitrios Klonidls, Francesc Bonada, Fabienne Saliou, Victor Polo, Edtiardo Lopez, QuangTrting Le, Philippe Chanclou, Liliana Costa, Antonio Teixeira, Sotiria Chatzi, loannis Tomkos, Giorgio Tosi Beleffi, Dmitri Leino,Risto Soila, Spiros Spirou, Guilhem De Valicourt, Ramain Brenot, Christophe Kazmierski, Josep Prat

TH.12.C.4 • REACH EXTENDERS BASED ON OPTICAL AMPLIFICATION FOR XGPON1 OPTICAL

ACCESS NETWORKS 1371

Fabienne Saliou, RuiXia, Quang Tiling Le, Philippe Chanclou, Ari Tervonen, Marco Manila, Tuomo Van Lerber, Werner

Weiershausen, Seppo Honkanen, Franko Kuppers

TH.12.C.S • AN UPSTREAM REACH-EXTENDER FOR 10GB/S PON APPLICATIONS BASED ON AN

OPTIMISED SEMICONDUCTOR AMPLIFIER CASCADE 1374

Slefano Porto, Cleitits Antony, Peter Ossieur, Paul D. Townsend

TH.12.C.6 • NETWORK OPERATOR PERSPECTIVE ON WDM-PON SYSTEMS AND APPLICATIONS 1377Derek Nesset

TH.12.LECERVIN » POLARIZATION AND NONLINEAR EFFECTS

TH.12.LECERVIN.1 • MEASURED PHASE AND GROUP BIREFRINGENCE IN ELLIPTICAL CORE FIBERSWITH UNPARALLELED SYSTEMATICALLY VARIED ELLIPTICITIES 1380

Tommy Geisler, Soren Herstram

TH.12.LECERVIN.2 • NON-INTRUSIVE IN-SERVICE PMD MEASUREMENTS: A NOVEL APPROACH

BASED ON COHERENT DETECTION 1383Vincent Lecoeuche, Fabien Sauron, PascalRaa, Alexandre Cebollada, Benjamin Cuenot, Andre Champavere, Olivier Masselin,Fred Heismaiw

TH.12.LECERVIN.3 • EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCES OF INDEPENDENCE BETWEEN BIREFRINGENCEMODULUS AND SPIN RATE IN PERIODICALLY SPUN FIBERS 1386

Luca Palmieri, Tommy Geisler, Andrea Galtarossa

TH.12.LECERVIN.4 • ALL-OPTICAL SIMULTANEOUS POLARIZATION ATTRACTION AND INTENSITYREGENERATION OF A 40-GBIT/S RZ SIGNAL 1389

Philippe Morin, Julien Fatome, Christophe Finot, Slephane Pilots, Guy Millot

TH.12.LECERVIN.5 • A NOVEL FIGURE OF MERIT TO COMPARE FIBERS IN COHERENT DETECTION

SYSTEMS WITH UNCOMPENSATED LINKS 1392

Andrea Carena, Viltorio Curri, Gabriella Bosco, Roberto Ciglintti, Enrico Torrengo, Piarhiigi Poggiolini, Antonino Nespola,Dario Zeolla, Fabrlzio Forghieri

TH.12.LECERVIN.6 • LOW DISTORTION 6-COPY MULTICASTING OF ANALOG SIGNAL USING SELF-

SEEDED PARAMETRIC MIXER 1395Andreas O. J, Wiberg, Evgeny Myslivets, CamilleSophie Bres, Stojan Radic

TH.12.LECERVIN.7 • EFFECT OF RAYLEIGH-SCATTERING DISTRIBUTED FEEDBACK IN MULTI-

WAVELENGTH AND TUNABLE RAMAN FIBRE LASERS 1398

Sergei Babin, Alalia El-Taher, Paul Harper, Evgenii Poduvilov, Dmitry! Cliurkin, Sergei K. Twilsyn

TH.l2.LESALEVE • SILICON PHOTONICS

TH.l 2.LESALEVE.1 • HIGH PERFORMANCE PLANAR LIGHTWAVE CIRCUIT DEVICES FOR LARGE

CAPACITY TRANSMISSION 1401

Hiroshi Takahashi

TH.12.LESALEVE.2 • ERROR-FREE TRANSMISSION OF DPSKAT 5 GB/S USING A SILICON

MICRORING MODULATOR 1404Kishore Padmaraju, Noam Ophir, Qianfan Xu. Bradley Schmidt, Jagat Shakya, Sasikanth Manipatruni, Michal Upson, Keren

Bergman

TH.12.LESALEVE.3 • ULTRA-LOW-LOSS SINGLE-MODE SILICON NITRIDE WAVEGUIDES WITH 0.7

DB/M PROPAGATION LOSS 1407Jared Banters, Martijn Heck, Demis D. John, Ming-Chun Tien, Wenzao Li, Jon S. Barton. Daniel J. Blumenthal, John Bowers,Ante Leinse, Rene G. Heideman

TH .12.LESALEVE.4 • INTEGRATED DISPERSION COMPENSATOR BASED ON SOI TAPEREDGRATINGS

,1410

Ivano Ghmtoni, DavidStolarek, Andrzej Gajda, Jilrgen Brum, Lars Zimmermaim, Bernd Tillack, Klaus Petermann

TH.12.LESALEVE.5 • HETEROGENEOUS INTEGRATION OF HIGH-SPEED INP PDS ON SILICA-BASED

PLANAR LIGHTWAVE CIRCUIT PLATFORM 1413Yu Kurata, YusukeNasu, Munehisa Tamura, Haruki Yokoyama, Yoshifumi Muramoto

TH.13.A » POSTDEADLINE SESSION 1

TH.13.A.1 MONOLITHIC SILICON CHIP WITH 10 MODULATOR CHANNELS AT 25 GBPS AND 100-GHZ

SPACING 1416

Long Chen, Christopher Doerr, Po Dong, Young-Kai Chen

TH.13.A.2 • ULTRA-HIGH-SPEED OPTICAL SERIAL-TO-PARALLEL DATA CONVERSION IN A SILICON

NANOWIRE 1419Hans Christian Hansen Mulvad, EvaristPalushani, Hao Hit, Hua Ji, Michael Galili, Anders T, Clausen, Minhao Pu, Kresten

Yvind, Jam M. Hvam, Palle Jeppesen, LeifK. Oxcnlowe

TH.13.A.3 • SILICON PHOTONIC INTEGRATED CIRCUIT FOR COUPLING TO A RING-CORE

MULTIMODE FIBER FOR SPACE-DIVISION MULTIPLEXING 1422

Christopher R. Doerr, Nicolas Fontaine, Masaaki Hirano, Takashi Sasaki, LanyBuhl, Peter Winzer

TH.13.A.4 • BIAS-FREE, LOW POWER AND OPTICALLY DRIVEN INP ON SOI SWITCH FOR REMOTELY

CONFIGURABLE PHOTONIC PACKET SWITCHES 1425Odcd Raz, Martijn Tassaert, Gunther Roelkens, Dries Van Thourhout, HarmDarren

TH.13.A.5 • TUNABLE INP-BASED OPTICAL 1Q MODULATOR FOR 160 GB/S 1428Kelvin Prosyk, Tino Brast, Marko Gruner, Michael Hamacher, Detlef Hoffmann, Ron Millett, Karl-Otto Velthatts

TH.13.B • POSTDEADLINE SESSION 2

TH.13.B.1 • 1.12-TB/S 32-QAM-OFDM SUPERCIIANNEL WITH 8.6-B/S/HZ INTRACHANNEL SPECTRAL

EFFICIENCY AND SPACE-DIVISION MULTIPLEXING WITH 60-B/S/HZ AGGREGATE SPECTRAL

EFFICIENCY 1431

XiangLiu, S. Chandrasekhar, Xi Chen, Peter Winzer, YanPan, Bcnyuan Zhu, Thierry Taunay, Michael Fishteyn, Man Yan, John

M. Fini, Eric Monberg, Frank Dimarcello

TH.13.B.2 • COLORLESS COHERENT RECEIVER USING 3X3 COUPLER HYBRIDS AND SINGLE-ENDED

DETECTION 1434

Chongjin Xie, Peter Winzer, GregoryRaybon, Alan Gnauck, Benyuan Zhu, Tommy Geisler, Bent Edvold

TH.13.B.3 • SIMULTANEOUS WAVEFORM AND BIT-ERROR-RATE MEASUREMENTS OF 66 GBD PDM-

16-QAM SIGNALS 1437Mats Skald, Henrik Sunnerud, Mathias Westlund, Peter Andrekson

TH.13.B.4 • A 10G LINEAR BURST-MODE RECEIVER SUPPORTING ELECTRONIC DISPERSION

COMPENSATION FOR EXTENDED-REACH OPTICAL LINKS 1440Peter Ossieur, NasirA. Quadir, Slefano Porto, Marc Reusing, Cleitus Antony, Wei Han, Peter O'Brien, Y. Chang, Paul D.Townsend

TH.13.B.S • COEXISTENCE OF I0G-PON AND GPON REACH EXTENSION TO 50-KM WITH ENTIRELY

PASSIVE FIBER PLANT 1443

Benyuan Zhu, DavidAtt, Farooq Khan, Yaowen Li

TH.13.B.6 • 2.56 TBPS (40-GBPS X 8-WAVELENGTH X 4-OC X 2-POL) ASYNCHRONOUS WDM-OCDMA-PON USING A MULTI-PORT ENCODER/DECODER 1446

Nobuyitki Kalaoka, Naoya Wada, Gabriella Cincotti, Ken-lchi Kitayama

TH.13.C • POSTDEADLINE SESSION 3

TH.13.C.1 • COHERENT 1200-KM 6X6 MIMO MODE-MULTIPLEXEDTRANSMISSION OVER 3-CORE

MICROSTRUCTURED FIBER 1449

Roland Ryf, Alberto Sieira, R.-J. Essiambre, Alan Gnauck, Sebastian Randel, MinaEsmaeelpour, SainiMumtaz, Peter J. Winzer,Roger Delbite. Peter Pupalaikis, Anirudh Sureka, Telstiya Hayashi, Toshiki Tarn, Takashi Sasaki

TH.13.C.2 • 88X3X112-GB/S WDM TRANSMISSION OVER 50-KM OF THREE-MODE FIBER WITH INLINEMULTIMODE FIBER AMPLIFIER 1452

Ezra Ip, Neng Bai, Yue-KaiHuang, Eduardo Mateo, Fatih Yaman, Scott Bickham, Hwa-Yaw Tarn, Chao Lit, Ming-Jim Li, SergeyTen, Alan Pak TaoLau, Vincent Tse, Gang-Ding Peng, Carlos Montero, Xesus Prieto, Guifang Li

TH.13.C.3 • 40KM TRANSMISSION OF FIVE MODE DIVISION MULTIPLEXED DATA STREAMS AT100GB/S WITH LOW MIMO-DSP COMPLEXITY ; 1455

Clemens Koebele, Massimiliano Salsi, Laurent Milord, Roland Ryf, Cristian A. Bolle, Pierre Sillard, Sebastien Bigo, GabrielCharlet

TH.13.C.4 • WDM/SDM TRANSMISSION OF 10 X 128-GB/S PDM-QPSK OVER2688-KM 7-CORE FIBERWITH A PER-FIBER NET AGGREGATE SPECTRAL-EFFICIENCY DISTANCE PRODUCT OF 40,320KM.B/S/HZ, 1458

S. Chandrasekhar, Alan Gnauck, XiangLiu, Peter Winzer, Yan Pan, Ells C. Burrows, Benyuan Zhu, Thierry Taunay, Michael

Fishteyn, Man Yan, John M. Fini, Eric Monberg, FrankDimarcello

TH.13.C.5 • WDM 200GB/S SINGLE-CARRIER PDM-QPSKTRANSMISSION OVER 12.000KM 1461Massimiliano Salsi, Oriol Berlran Pardo, JeremieRenaudier, WilfriedIdler, Haik Mardoyan, Patrice Tran, Gabriel Charlet,Sebastien Bigo

TH.13.C.6 • 4S.2TB/S C-BAND WDM TRANSMISSION OVER 240KM USING 538GB/S PDM-64QAM SINGLE

CARRIER FDM SIGNAL WITH DIGITAL PILOT TONE 1464Takayuki Kobayaski, Akihide Sana, Akihiko Matsuura, Mitstitern Yoshida, Toshikazu Sakano, Hirokazu Kubota, Yutaka Miyamoto.Koichi Ishiliara, Masato Mizoguchi, Munehiko Nagatani

TH.13.C.7 • 80x224 GB/S UNREPEATED TRANSMISSION OVER 240 KM OF LARGE-AEFF PURE SILICACORE FIBRE WITHOUT REMOTE OPTICAL PRE-AMPLIFIER 1467

Shoichiro Oda, Takabito Tanimura, Yinwen Cat), Takeshi Hoshida, Ytiichi Akiyama, Hisao Nakashima, Chihiro Ohshima, KyosukeSone, Yasnhiko Aoki, Meng Yan, Zhenning Tao, Jens C. Rasmussen, Yoshinori Yamamoto, Takashi Sasaki

TH.13.K ' POSTDEADLINE SESSION 4

TH.13.K.1 • GRIDLESS OPTICAL NETWORKING FIELD TRIAL: FLEXIBLE SPECTRUM SWITCHING,DEFRAGMENTATION AND TRANSPORT OF 10G/40G/100G/5SSG OVER 620-KM FIELD FIBER 1470

Norberto Amaya, MuhammadIrfan, Georgios S. Zervas, Konstantinos Banias, Miguel Garrich, Ian Hcnning, Dimitra Simeonidou,Yu RangZhou, Andrew Lord, Kevin Smith, Victor Rancano, Sheng Lin, Periklis Petropoulos, DavidRichardson

TH.13.K.2 • THE FIRST TESTBED DEMONSTRATION OF A FLEXIBLE BANDWIDTH NETWORK WITHA REAL-TIME ADAPTIVE CONTROL PLANE 1473

David J. Geisler, Roberto Proielti, Yawci Yin, Ryan P. Scott, Xinran Cai, Nicolas Fontaine, LoukasParaschis, Ori Gerstel, S. J.

Ben Yoo

TH.13.K.3 • TRANSMISSION OF USxlOOG PDM-8QAM-OFDM CHANNELS WITH 4BITS/S/HZ SPECTRALEFFICIENCY OVER 10,181KM 1476

Dayou Qian, Ming-Fang Huang, ShaoliangZhang, Philip N. Ji, Yin Shao, Fatih Yaman, Eduardo Mateo, Ting Wang, Yoshihisa

Inada, Takaaki Ogata, Yasuhiro Aoki

TH.13.K.4 • FIRST DEMONSTRATION OF MULTIMODE AMPLIFIER FOR SPATIAL DIVISIONMULTIPLEXED TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS 1479

Yongmin Yung, Shaif- Ul Alam, Zhlhong Li, Anirban Dbar. Dean Giles, lan Giles, Jayanta Saint, Lars Griiner-Nielsen, Francesco

Poletti, DavidRichardson

TH.13.K.5 • MODE-EQUALIZED DISTRIBUTED RAMAN AMPLIFICATION IN 137-KM FEW-MODEFIBER 1482

Roland Ryf, Alberto Sierra, Rene-Jean Essiambre, Sebastian Randel, Alan Gnauck, Cristian A. Bolle, Mina Esmaeelpour, Peter J.Winzer, RogerDelbue, Peter Pupalaikis, Anirudh Sureka, DavePeckham, Alan McCurdy, Robert LingleJr.

Author Index