An advanced coded modulation is proposed based on improved staircase codes using marked bits and geometrically-shaped constellations. Up to 0.95 dB SNR gain and 8.6% reach increase are achieved for beyond 800G data ce...
An advanced coded modulation is proposed based on improved staircase codes using marked bits and geometrically-shaped constellations. Up to 0.95 dB SNR gain and 8.6% reach increase are achieved for beyond 800G data center interconnects.
We achieve a compact optical frequency standard with an extended cavity diode laser locked to the 459 nm 6S1/2 - 7P1/2 transition of thermal 133Cs atoms in a φ 10 mm × 50 mm glass cell, using modulation transfer...
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Light detection and ranging (LiDAR) is a ubiquitous tool to provide precise spatial awareness in various perception environments. A bionic LiDAR that can mimic human-like vision by adaptively gazing at selected region...
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Dissipative Kerr nonlinear cavities attract intense interest due to their rich dynamics and capability to generate broadband, low-noise mode-locked optical frequency combs for applications in opticalcommunications, d...
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Dissipative Kerr nonlinear cavities attract intense interest due to their rich dynamics and capability to generate broadband, low-noise mode-locked optical frequency combs for applications in opticalcommunications, dual-comb spectroscopy, and photonic lidar, etc. Different from the Kerr effect, which is an electronic response, stimulated Raman scattering (SRS) is a delayed response to molecular vibrations in materials. In microcavities, when driven in an anomalous group velocity dispersion (GVD) regime, SRS typically leads to self-frequency shift of solitons and generation of breather solitons which have been verified both theoretically and experimentally. However, when driven in a normal GVD regime, recent theoretical work predicts that SRS can cause the locking of switching waves (SWs) and thus support bright moving localized structures (LSs), which we term as Kerr-Raman solitons (KRSs). Limited by the design of suitable experimental parameters, experimental observation of the KRSs is not achieved yet. Here, we provide numerical investigation, and to our knowledge, the first experimental observation of these SRS enabled KRSs in a fiber Fabry-Perot (FP) resonator with ultra-low normal GVD. Such Kerr-Raman solitons exhibit localized temporal features with strong oscillations at ~13 THz local frequency on the top of a flat-top pulse. The corresponding spectrum is a low-noise and broadband Kerr comb with typical platicon-like spectrum in the center and two Raman Stokes and anti-Stokes peaks located near ±13 THz away from the center. With such SRS enabled broadband Kerr comb, we have achieved a KRS spectrum with a repetition rate of ~3.68 GHz and a -40 dB spectral width of 260 nm. The corresponding comb tooth count is >9000, covering the S+C+L telecommunication bands. Moreover, the formation process of such KRSs is also revealed, and it is found that the GVD plays a key role in its generation. Our work will help to advance the study of the dynamics of optical frequenc
Surface plasmon devices mounted at the end-facets of optical fibers are appealing candidates for rapid and point-of-care sensing applications,by offering a special dip-and-read operation *** present,these devices’noi...
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Surface plasmon devices mounted at the end-facets of optical fibers are appealing candidates for rapid and point-of-care sensing applications,by offering a special dip-and-read operation *** present,these devices’noise-equivalent limits-of-detection lag far behind the free-space counterparts,leaving them incapable of most biosensing *** we report a quasi-3D Fano resonance cavity and its fabrication method to fundamentally improve the quality factor and coupling efficiency for fiber-coupled surface plasmon *** this device,the Fano resonance combines the high coupling efficiency of a Fabry-Pérot etalon and the high quality factor resonance of a plasmonic crystal *** quasi-3D device was fabricated on a planar substrate and transferred to a single-mode fiber end-facet,which requires a low-adhesion yet surface-plasmon-tunneling interface between the device and the planar *** an interface was realized with a nanocap-slit unit structure,of which the plasmonic crystal was consisted.A noise-equivalent limit of detection of~10-7 RIU was experimentally obtained,allowing bovine serum albumin physical adsorption to be distinguished at ng mL-1 level ***,breaking through the long-standing signal-to-noise ratio bottleneck,this work makes fiber end-facet surface plasmon devices into one of high sensitivity label-free sensing *** the same time,it provides an enabling top-down fabrication technology for making 3D plasmonic structures on fiber end-facets at the nanometer scale.
We demonstrated an electrical-driven non-volatile MZI based on low-loss Sb 2 Se 3 sub-cell arrays. By constraining the material reflow in the sub-cells, optical transmission contrast of > 5 dB was achieved with &g...
We demonstrated an electrical-driven non-volatile MZI based on low-loss Sb 2 Se 3 sub-cell arrays. By constraining the material reflow in the sub-cells, optical transmission contrast of > 5 dB was achieved with > 1000 phase-change cycles.
A structural long-period gratings built with cascaded-sections of capillaries for high-sensitive curvature and strain measurement is proposed and experimentally demonstrated, and the correspondent sensitivities of 29....
A structural long-period gratings built with cascaded-sections of capillaries for high-sensitive curvature and strain measurement is proposed and experimentally demonstrated, and the correspondent sensitivities of 29.58 dB/m -1 and -18.9 pm/$\mu \varepsilon$ could be achieved, respectively.
Recently, metasurfaces have experienced revolutionary growth in the sensing and super-resolution imaging field, due to their enabling of sub-wavelength manipulation of electromagnetic waves. However, the addition of m...
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Digital Twin Network (DTN) constructs a many-to-many mapping network by communicating and collaborating with massive Digital Twins (DTs), which can better assist the management and operation of large-scale modern syst...
Digital Twin Network (DTN) constructs a many-to-many mapping network by communicating and collaborating with massive Digital Twins (DTs), which can better assist the management and operation of large-scale modern systems. However, the emergence of DTN mirrors a growing demand for bulk data transfer between geo-distributed DT nodes in the physical network infrastructure. Conventional end-to-end connections are facing a great challenge in the presence of the background traffic fluctuation. In this paper, we propose a graph convolutional network (GCN)-enabled scheduling method to schedule bulk data transfers across the DTN in a store-and-forward (SnF) manner. Instead of solving the complex SnF scheduling problem on the entire network, the proposed method decomposes the problem into multiple sub-problems on different pre-computed routes. Instead of learning the scheduling results directly, the GCN model is used to predict the reachability of DT nodes. These unreachable nodes will be excluded from the scheduling process. Our studies show that the proposed method obtains better network performance and lower complexity when compared with the conventional scheduling methods.
Intelligent omni-directional surfaces (IOS), which can simultaneously reflect and refract incident signals, are considered as a promising solution for enhancing communication quality. To conduct joint beamforming of t...
Intelligent omni-directional surfaces (IOS), which can simultaneously reflect and refract incident signals, are considered as a promising solution for enhancing communication quality. To conduct joint beamforming of the BS and IOS, beam training is introduced such that perfect channel state information is not required anymore. However, the propagation environment is usually dynamically varying in practice, leading to frequent beam training procedures and huge training overhead. In this paper, we propose a transfer learning based beam training scheme for the IOS-assisted multi-user system to adapt to the dynamically changing propagation environment. We first build on an offline phase to train a beam prediction model that outputs the optimal beam with the highest data rate given only the received power of a small number of beams as the input. Then a transfer learning based method is developed such that the above beam prediction model can be updated to adapt to the dynamic environment rapidly. Simulation results demonstrate that the proposed scheme outperforms the existing beam training schemes in dynamic environments in terms of the convergence speed and the sum rate.
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