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Researcher

Tim Gyselings

Awards & Distinctions

10 Results

1999

Complete assessment of crosstalk reduction in WDM networks by phase scrambling.

E TANGDIONGGAR JONKERH DE WAARDTI TAFUR MONROYTim GyselingsGeert MorthierRoel Baets

Crosstalk analysis of multiwavelength optical cross connects.

Tim GyselingsGeert MorthierRoel Baets

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF LIGHTWAVE TECHNOLOGY

1998

A novel optical decision circuit based on a Mach-Zehnder interferometer and gain-clamped semiconductor optical amplifiers

Geert MorthierJ SUNTim GyselingsRoel Baets

A novel optical decision circuit based on a Mach-Zehnder or Michelson interferometer and gain-clamped semiconductor optical amplifiers.

Geert MorthierJY SUNTim GyselingsRoel Baets

A1 Journal Article in IEEE PHOTONICS TECHNOLOGY LETTERS

Effectiveness of phase scrambling on interferometric crosstalk in WDM

Tim GyselingsA LOWERYGeert MorthierRoel Baets

Scalability of optical WDM cross connects

Tim GyselingsGeert MorthierRoel Baets

Wavelength dependent routing in WDM optical communication: implications on components, systems and networks.

Geert MorthierTim GyselingsGert SarletPiet VerhoeveDries Van ThourhoutRoel BaetsTom Van CaenegemIngrid MoermanPeter Van DaeleWouter Van Parys et al.

A4 Journal Article in HF Revue, Nr. 2, June

1997

Crosstalk analysis of an OXC based on a broadcast and select optical space switch

Tim GyselingsGeert MorthierRoel Baets

Strong improvement in optical signal regeneration and noise reduction through asymmetric biasing of Mach-Zehnder interferometric all optical wavelength converters

Tim GyselingsGeert MorthierRoel Baets

Strong improvement in optical signal regeneration and noise reduction through asymmetric biasing of Mach-Zehnder interferometric all optical wavelength converters

Tim GyselingsGeert MorthierRoel Baets