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[Author] Hideaki OKAYAMA(5hit)

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  • Optical Switch Array Using Banyan Network

    Hideaki OKAYAMA  Yutaka OKABE  Takeshi KAMIJOH  Nobuyoshi SAKAMOTO  

     
    PAPER-Photonic Switching Devices

      Vol:
    E82-B No:2
      Page(s):
    365-372

    A large scale optical switch array based on guided-wave technology using banyan network architecture is demonstrated. Banyan network architecture is the simplest NN network connecting a input port to all the output ports. A banyan network optical switch array serves as a base for constructing many classes of switch networks, as we propose in this report. We fabricated a 3232 switch and measured its characteristics. Drive voltage was about 12 V and extinction ratio was 18 dB, and the average insertion loss was 18 dB. Preliminary experiments were conducted on a 6464 device. The use of proton exchanged waveguides makes a 10 mm radius of curvature feasible.

  • 88 Ti:LiNbO3 Waveguide Digital Optical Switch Matrix

    Hideaki OKAYAMA  Masato KAWAHARA  

     
    PAPER

      Vol:
    E77-B No:2
      Page(s):
    204-208

    The first demonstration of 88 optical switch matrix with low drive voltage digital optical switch elements is reported. A polarization-independent 88 digital optical switch with drive voltage of 40V at 1.3µm wavelength can be realized by assigning proper lengths for switch elements. The average insertion loss of 10dB and polarization independent switching with average crosstalk of -16dB (limited by the middle stage 22 switch) are achieved.

  • Optical Switch Array Using Banyan Network

    Hideaki OKAYAMA  Yutaka OKABE  Takeshi KAMIJOH  Nobuyoshi SAKAMOTO  

     
    PAPER-Photonic Switching Devices

      Vol:
    E82-C No:2
      Page(s):
    313-320

    A large scale optical switch array based on guided-wave technology using banyan network architecture is demonstrated. Banyan network architecture is the simplest NN network connecting a input port to all the output ports. A banyan network optical switch array serves as a base for constructing many classes of switch networks, as we propose in this report. We fabricated a 3232 switch and measured its characteristics. Drive voltage was about 12 V and extinction ratio was 18 dB, and the average insertion loss was 18 dB. Preliminary experiments were conducted on a 6464 device. The use of proton exchanged waveguides makes a 10 mm radius of curvature feasible.

  • Programmable Electrooptic Wavelength Filter Using Cascaded Mode Converters

    Hideaki OKAYAMA  

     
    PAPER

      Vol:
    E86-C No:5
      Page(s):
    777-780

    A new device structure for electrooptic tunable wavelength filter is reported. Finger electrode electrooptic mode converters are placed on an optical waveguide. The drive voltage amplitude is changed along the propagation distance with a sinusoidal function. Changing the spatial period of sinusoidal voltage results in wavelength tuning. Structure uses interleaved mode converter groups generating cosine and sine function mode conversion strengths.

  • Arrayed 1 N Switch for Wavelength Routing

    Hideaki OKAYAMA  Toru ARAI  Taiji TSURUOKA  

     
    PAPER-Switches and Novel Devices

      Vol:
    E83-C No:6
      Page(s):
    920-926

    The 1 4 optical switch array for wavelength division multiplexing system has been demonstrated where four 14 waveguide digital optical switches have been integrated into one chip. Tape fiber is used as the connection between switch modules to avoid an interconnection fiber jungle. The architecture can be adapted to any number of wavelength channels. Redundant optical switch stage for crosstalk rejection has been used to attain a low crosstalk level. Electro-optic switching is used to attain low power consumption indispensable for routing large wavelength channels.