The Center for Information Photonics & Communications
(CIPC) is a research center of the
School of Information Science & Technology (SIST),
Southwest Jiaotong University.
The
center infrastructure includes state-of-the-art equipment items for test
and measurement of high-speed communication systems and networks.
Currently there are three professors, two associate professors and more
than 50 graduate students. During the last few years, the group has
published more than 30 papers on top-ranked journals such as Optics
Express, Optics Letters, IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Quantum
Electronics, etc. The main research topics of the center include
optical/quantum communications, optical nonlinearities and signal
processing, optical networking, fiber sensor systems, etc. Key equipment
items include the following: 12.5-Gb/s bit-error-rate-test-sets (BERT);
Aritsu optical spectrum analyzer (OSA); HP 20-GHz RF spectrum anlayzer;
HP 20-GHz high-speed oscilloscope, four floating
optical tables; 2W high power EDFA, 1-km highly-nonlinear-fiber (HNLF),
100-meter photonic crystal fiber (PCF), 10-G AM/PM optical modulators, multiplexers, demultiplexers,
receivers, photodetectors and microwave devices; Santec/Santur tunable lasers; tunable
filters; optical power meters, detectors and batch of passive
components.
The
center has multiple research funding resources, including the China
government (Ministry of Education, Ministry of Railway), the university,
national key labs, as well as companies. Other supporting resources
including national "211" project, "985" project, and the national lab.
 Members
Tingye Li,
Alan E. Willner
Xiang Liu,
William Shieh ,
Jianjun Yu
Lianshan Yan;
Wei Pan;
Bin Luo
Research Topics
- Optical fiber communication systems
(including chaos communication and quantum communication, fiber
nonlinearities, optical signal processing, etc.)
- Network integration (optical, computer and
wireless networks),
- Photonic devices (FBGs, photonic crystal,
VCSELs, etc.)
- Optical sensor systems (FBGs-based,
polarization-assisted, etc.)
- Intelligent transportation
systems (control, monitoring, sensor, etc.)
Recent
Publications (Since 2008)
[1].
(Invited) A.
E. Willner, B. Zhang, L. Zhang, L.-S. Yan, I. Fazal, "Optical Signal
Processing Using Tunable Delay Elements Based on Slow Light," IEEE J.
Selected Topics Quantum Electron., 2008, 14(3):691-705
[2]. Wei-li Zhang, Wei Pan, Bin Luo, Xi-hua Zou, Meng-yao Wang, and
Zhi Zhou. "Chaos synchronization communication using extremely
unsymmetrical bidirectional injections." Opt. Lett., 2008, 33(3):
237-239.
[3].
Wei-li Zhang, Wei Pan, Bin Luo, Xi-hua Zou, and Meng-yao Wang.
"One-to-many and many-to-one optical chaos communications using
semiconductor lasers." IEEE Photonic. Technol. Lett., 2008, 20(9):
712-714.
[4].
L.-S. Yan, B. Zhang, X. Yao and A. E. Willner, “Reducing the
number of polarization controllers in all-fiber
polarization-mode-dispersion emulator using polarization maintaining
fiber sub-sections with unequal lengths,” Opt. Fiber Technol.,
2008, 14: 172-175.
[5].
Wei-li Zhang, Wei Pan, Bin Luo, Xiao-feng Li, Xi-hua Zou, and
Meng-yao Wang. "Polarization-resolved dynamics of asymmetrically coupled
vertical-cavity surface-emitting lasers." J. Opt. Soc. Am. B,
2008, 25(2): 153-158.
[6]. Wei-li Zhang, Wei Pan, Bin Luo, Meng-yao Wang, and Xi-hua Zou.
"Mode hopping and polarization switching of mutually coupled
vertical-cavity surface-emitting lasers." Science in China Series F:
Information Sciences, 2008, 51(5): 544-550.
[7].
Wei-li Zhang, Wei Pan, Bin Luo, Xi-hua Zou, and Meng-yao Wang.
"Polarization switching and hystersis of VCSELs with time-varying optical
injection." IEEE J.
Selected Topics Quantum Electron., 2008,14(3):889-894
[8].
Wei-li Zhang, Wei Pan, Bin Luo, Xiao-feng Li, Xi-hua Zou, and
Meng-yao Wang. "Theoretical
study on phase conjugation in weakly injected vertical-cavity
surface-emitting lasers." Chinese Phys.
B, 2008, 17(5):1821-1825
[9].
Kun-hua Wen, Wei Pan, Lianshan Yan, Bin Luo, Xi-hua Zou, and Bin
Xie, "Accurate Analytical Expression for the Bandwidth of
Reflection-Peak of Uniform Sampled Fiber Bragg Grating," Opt. Eng.,
2008, 47(9):094403
[10].
L.-S. Yan, X. Yao, et al, "Improved beam uniformity in multimode fibers
using piezo-electric based spatial mode scrambling for medical
applications," Opt. Eng., 2008, 47(9):090502
[11].
B. Zhang, L.-S. Yan, L. Zhang, S. Nuccio, L. Christen, T. Wu, and A. E.
Willner, “Spectrually efficient slow light using multi-level
phase-modulated formats”, Opt. Lett., 2008, 33(1): 55-57
[12].
X. Yao, L.-S.Yan, X. Chen, "Quadrupling optical delay range using
polarization properties," IEEE Photon. Technol. Lett., 2008,
20(21):1775-1777
[13]. J.-Y. Yang, L. Zhang, L. C. Christen, B. Zhang, S. Nuccio, X. Wu, L.-S.
Yan, X. Yao and A. E. Willner, “Polarization
mode dispersion monitoring for phase-modulated signals using DGD-generated
interferometric filter,”
IEEE Photon. Technol. Lett.,
2008, 20(2):150-152
[14].
L.-S. Yan, X. Yao, et al, "Improved fast scanning delay line in optical
coherence tomography applications utilizing fiber stretcher," Opt. Eng.,
2008, 47(10):100501
[15]. L.-S. Yan, W. Pan, B. Luo, "Repeatable First-Order and Second-Order PMD
Emulator Using Binary Polarization Switches," IEEE
Photon. Technol. Lett., 2008, 20(24):2111-2113
[16]. B. Zhang, L.-S. Yan, L. Zhang, and A. E. Willner, “Multi-channel SBS
slow light using spectrally-sliced incoherent pump,” J.
Lightwave Technol., 2008, 26(23):3763-3769
[17].
Meng-yao Wang, Wei Pan, Bin Luo et al.. "Improved equivalent circuit
model for V-shaped, thresholdless switching ferroelectric liquid
crystals," Applied Optics,2008,
47(5):3546-3551
[18].
Yuan Tao, Wei Pan, Bin Luo, "A scheme for remote state preparation with
low classical communication cost," ACTA PHYSICA SINICA (in
Chinese), 2008, 57(4):2016-2020
[19].
Xi-Hua Zou, Wei Pan, Bin Luo, "Analysis of reflection-peak wavelengths
of sampled fiber Bragg gratings with large chirp," Applied Optics,
2008, 47(26):4729-4734
[20].
Xihua Zou, Jianping Yao, "An optical approach to microwave frequency
measurement with adjustable measurement range and resolution," IEEE
Photonics Technology Letters, 2008, 20(23):1989-1991
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Collaborations
The center has established a joint
laboratory with University of Southern California (Joint Photonics Laboratory). In addition, we have frequent interactions with researchers
from different countries, including USA, Canada, Germany, Australia,
Singapore, South Korean, etc.
We are currently recruiting
faculties at different levels (assistant/associate/full professor), if
you are interested in joining us, please send you CV to
cipc_recruit@163.com, we will
contact you as soon as possible.
Graduate students and postdocs are
always welcome to join us! Also international students can contact
our university office first about
the degree programs.
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