Session Index

Optical Waveguides and Communications

Poster Session II
Saturday, Dec. 8, 2018  10:45-12:30
Presider: -
Room: R111
Notes:
Paper No.  2018-SAT-P0202-P001
Kumi Koguchi
Characterization of Layer-by-Layer Thin Film Deposited on Hetero-core Structured Optical Fiber for Humidity Sensing
Kumi Koguchi;Atsushi Seki;Kazuhiro Watanabe

Humidity sensitivity and response dynamics of layer-by-layer thin film deposited on a hetero-core structured optical fiber was investigated. Four kinds of poly anion, carboxymethyl-dextran, poly acrylate, polyvinyl sulfate and alginate, were evaluated as humidity sensitive materials and the doping of hygroscopic material in the film was tested.

 
 
Paper No.  2018-SAT-P0202-P002
Chieh Chou
A Study on the Edge Breakdown of APD
Chiao-Cheng Yu;Chieh Chou;Hao-Hsiung Lin;Jiunn-Jye Luo

We derived analytic expression of the maximum electric field for the central and edge region of an APD. Simulation showed that the maximum electric field in the edge location is only higher than central region by 1.76%, which is expected giving negligible effect on the multiplication process of the APD.

 
 
Paper No.  2018-SAT-P0202-P003
Li Wei Zhang
Temperature Simulation of UVC LED Applied in Water Treatment Equipment
Zhuang Cheng Ru;Li Wei Zhang;Sha Xian;Lin Chun Liang

The effects of number of UVC LEDs on aluminum alloy substrates and water flow conditions on the temperature of UVC LEDs module operating inside the water Treatment equipment is investigated by COMSOL Multiphysics numerical simulation software. UVC LEDs with a input power of 1.2 W and a wavelength of 280nm

 
 
Paper No.  2018-SAT-P0202-P004
Wei-Chen Lin
Loop mirror system design for high extinction ratio silicon photonic application
Wei-Chen Lin;Yi-Jen Chiu;Yang-Jeng Chen

In this paper, two kinds of high reflection (97%) and low delay time loop mirror system, Y-splitter mirror and direction coupler mirror, has been designed in silicon photonic application to enhance the problem that low extinction ratio in Ge-based EAM.

 
 
Paper No.  2018-SAT-P0202-P005
Chao-Kuei Lee
Supercontinuum generation in the high order mode based Ta2O5 waveguide
Fu-Yan Yan;Pin-Shuo Hwang;Chao-Wei Liu;Chin-Yu Liu;Chung-Lun Wu;Min-Hsiung Shih;Ann-Kuo Chu;Chao-Kuei Lee

In 15mm length SiO2 cladding high order mode anomalous dispersion Ta2O5 channel waveguide with dimension of 1500nm x 700nm was also designed and fabricated successfully. Almost 1.4 octave spanning was investigated. This is first time, to our best knowledge, SCG can be realized from high order mode nonlinear waveguide.

 
 
Paper No.  2018-SAT-P0202-P006
Tien-Han Yu
Polarization Beam Splitter Based on two Symmetric Rib Waveguides with Different Slab Heights
Tien-Han Yu;Chih-Wei Hsu

We propose a novel polarization beam splitter based on decoupling control which is consisted of two symmetric rib waveguides. The device is designed to decouple TM mode. Meanwhile, the TE mode is coupled to the cross port at an appropriate coupling length.

 
 
Paper No.  2018-SAT-P0202-P007
Jau-Sheng Wang
Development of Optical Fiber Device Technology for Diagnostic and Productive Applications of Plant
Jau-Sheng Wang;Yi-Jin Chen

The chlorophyll fluorescence of green leaves, show two maxima near 690nm and 740nm. The fluorescence ratio F690/F740 variation in leaves during water stress is determined by the variation in chlorophyll content. The new optical fiber device detect plant water stress is more stable and reduces errors than the traditional measure.

 
 
Paper No.  2018-SAT-P0202-P008
Ting Cheng Lee
The Application of the Fiber Brag Grating Sensor for AC/DC Power Monitoring
Ting Cheng Lee;Wei Chin Lin;Ming Chang Shih

We demonstrated a fiber Bragg grating sensing system which can achieve the ability of AC/DC power measurement in real time. Dynamic range of real time measurement from 0 V to 120 V with resolution as small as 5 V was achieved by this fiber sensing system.

 
 
Paper No.  2018-SAT-P0202-P009
Rai-Kai Shiu
Dual-band microwave and millimeter wave signals generation module based on polarization modulator
Rai-Kai Shiu;Yun-Jung Chiang;Jun-Han Huang;Yibeltal Chanie Manie;Rui-Ming Hus;Peng-Chun Peng

This paper proposes a dual-band microwave and millimeter wave generation module based on a polarization modulator. A distributed feedback laser is directly modulated and externally modulated by a radio frequency signal. Through twice modulation, the frequency doubling and quadrupling signals can be generated.

 
 
Paper No.  2018-SAT-P0202-P010
Run-kai Shiu
Wavelength Detection Techniques in Fiber Bragg Grating Sensor Systems by using Multilayer Feed-forward Neural Networks
Yibeltal Chanie Manie;Run-kai Shiu;Peng-Chun Peng;Bao-Yi Guo

We propose the use of multilayer Feed-forward neural networks (MFFNN) technique for detecting Bragg wavelength shifts in fiber Bragg Grating Sensors (FBG). Simulation and experimental results show that the technique provides higher detection accuracy than the Conventional peak detection technique.

 
 
Paper No.  2018-SAT-P0202-P011
Jian Yu Lai
25-Gb/s SFP28 LR Optical Transceiver Modules with Optimized Via-Hole Design of Multi-layer PCB
Jian Yu Lai;Jau Ji Jou;Tien Tsorng Shih

Herein, we design and fabricate a 25-Gb/s SFP28 LR optical transceiver module using Maxim’s MAX24033 IC, and TO-CAN packaged DFB laser and photodiode. In this module, a six-layer PCB was used, the top and bottom layers were the high-frequency signal layers, and the via design of the PCB was optimized.

 
 
Paper No.  2018-SAT-P0202-P012
Jia-Wei Liu
The Role of Dispersive Wave in Supercontinuum Generation: Using Tantalum Pentoxide Waveguide
Jia-Wei Liu;Chung-Lun Wu;Chao-Wei Liu;Pin-Shou Huang;Chin-Yu Liu;Yi-Jen Chiu;Min-Hsiung Shih;Ann-Kuo Chu;Chao-Kuei Lee

In last few years, super continuum generation (SCG) of which the spanning spectrum is believed to depend on the location of dispersive wave (DW) has been attracted plenty of attention. In this work, using the nature of high optical nonlinearity of Ta2O5, the role of dispersive wave was investigated.

 
 
Paper No.  2018-SAT-P0202-P013
Guo-Cheng Yu
Studying the Influence of Heat Load on Optical Fibers
Guo-Cheng Yu;Chih-Hsien Lai

We numerically investigate the influence of heat load on optical fiber modes. Numerical results show that, as the heat load increases, the effective index will increase and the mode field diameter will decrease. Moreover, the results obtained with uniform and nonuniform heat load distributions will diverge with increasing heat load.

 
 
Paper No.  2018-SAT-P0202-P014
Po-Wei Wang
Equivalent Circuit Analysis of Low Frequency Surface Plasmon Polaritons
Po-Wei Wang

A kind of microstrip line that can transmit spoof surface plasmon polaritons has been presented by introducing periodic subwavelength corrugation in the edge of metal strip. We use the circuit model to extract the capacitance of the structure. This will allow us to obtain a accurate impedance of the line.

 
 
Paper No.  2018-SAT-P0202-P015
Jia-Ming Syu
Surface Plasmon Resonance Sensor Based on D-Shaped Photonic Crystal Fiber for High Sensitivity Detection
Jung-Sheng Chiang;Jia-Ming Syu;Ming-Young Chung;Nai-Hsiang Sun;Ruyen Ro

A surface plasmon resonance D-shaped PCF sensor with the metallic diffraction grating based on hybrid SPR mechanisms has been investigated. In this novel SPR sensor, the sensitivity is enhanced successfully by using the two SPR mechanisms. It shows high sensitivity of 50,000 nm/RIU compared with previously published results.

 
 
Paper No.  2018-SAT-P0202-P016
Le-Lin Chen
MT angled fiber array for optical grating coupling of a photonic integrated circuit
Le-Lin Chen;Hung-Ching Wu;Ann-Kuo Chu;S. J. Wun;S. C. Chen

An angled fiber array with mini ×4 MT ferrule is proposed for grating coupling of a Si photonic integrated circuit. The coupling loss of the angled-fiber coupler with MT ferrule is-10.1dB, which is about 1.1dB higher than that of the conventional vertical fiber coupling technique.