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Andrew Ross-Adams
Researcher at Macquarie University
Publications - 13
Citations - 82
Andrew Ross-Adams is an academic researcher from Macquarie University. The author has contributed to research in topics: Optical fiber & Laser. The author has an hindex of 4, co-authored 11 publications receiving 31 citations.
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1.2 Pb/s Throughput Transmission Using a 160 $\mu$ m Cladding, 4-Core, 3-Mode Fiber
Ruben S. Luis,Georg Rademacher,Benjamin J. Puttnam,Tobias A. Eriksson,Hideaki Furukawa,Andrew Ross-Adams,Simon Gross,Michael J. Withford,Nicolas Riesen,Yusuke Sasaki,Kunimasa Saitoh,Kazuhiko Aikawa,Yoshinari Awaji,Naoya Wada +13 more
TL;DR: In this article, a 3.37 km, 4-core, 3-mode few-mode multi-core fiber with spatial multiplexing and demultiplexing performed with especially designed mode-selective couplers.
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Demonstration of a 1 Pb/s spatial channel network node
Ruben S. Luis,B. J. Puttnam,Georg Rademacher,Tobias A. Eriksson,Yusuke Hirota,Satoshi Shinada,Andrew Ross-Adams,Simon Gross,Michael J. Withford,R. Maruyama,Kazuhiko Aikawa,Yohinari Awaji,Hideaki Furukawa,Naoya Wada +13 more
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Experimental Demonstration of a Petabit per Second SDM Network Node
Ruben S. Luis,Benjamin J. Puttnam,Georg Rademacher,Tobias A. Eriksson,Yusuke Hirota,Satoshi Shinada,Andrew Ross-Adams,Simon Gross,Michael J. Withford,Ryo Maruyama,Kazuhiko Aikawa,Yoshinari Awaji,Hideaki Furukawa,Naoya Wada +13 more
TL;DR: This work concludes with an analysis of the inter-core skew introduced by the 22-core multicore fiber and its impact on a potential implementation of a hierarchical spatial division network.
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Ultrafast Laser-Written Sub-Components for Space Division Multiplexing
TL;DR: The increase in Internet data demand has resulted in the development of novel optical fibers, and Ultrafast laser inscription is a powerful tool to create 3D waveguide circuits that can interface with these new fiber types.
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Dynamic Crosstalk Study in a Few-Mode-Multi-Core Fiber
B. J. Puttnam,Georg Rademacher,Ruben S. Luis,Hideaki Furukawa,Andrew Ross-Adams,Simon Gross,Michael J. Withford,Nicolas Riesen,Yusuke Sasaki,Kunimasa Saitoh,Kazuhiko Aikawa,Yohinari Awaji,Naoya Wada +12 more
TL;DR: This work investigates crosstalk fluctuations between cores and modes in a few-mode-MCF, observing almost 20dB power fluctuations for CW signals and measures increased crosStalk penalty for LP11 modes compared to the more confined LP01 modes.