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Nabeel A. Riza
Researcher at University College Cork
Publications - 366
Citations - 5694
Nabeel A. Riza is an academic researcher from University College Cork. The author has contributed to research in topics: Optical fiber & Phased array. The author has an hindex of 38, co-authored 361 publications receiving 5530 citations. Previous affiliations of Nabeel A. Riza include University of Central Florida & General Electric.
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Three-terminal adaptive nematic liquid-crystal lens device
Nabeel A. Riza,Michael C. DeJule +1 more
TL;DR: By using a high-resistance thin-film layer of amorphous silicon under the 98-element parallel electrode structure layer, this work generates a near-continuous index perturbation to form a cylindrical lens.
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Multiplexed optical scanner technology
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors proposed a code multiplexed optical scanner (C-MOS) that uses the principle of holography and spatial code multiple access optical communications to give fault-tolerance to an indoor wireless network.
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General formula for coupling-loss characterization of single-mode fiber collimators by use of gradient-index rod lenses
Shifu Yuan,Nabeel A. Riza +1 more
TL;DR: A general formula for determining the coupling loss between two single-mode fiber collimators with the simultaneous existence of separation, lateral offset and angular tilt mis alignment, and spot-size mismatch is theoretically derived by use of the Gaussian field approximation.
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Fault-tolerant fiber-optical beam control modules
TL;DR: In this paper, a macro-pixel method involving multiple device pixels per beam inherently provides a robust digital technique for module control while adding to the optical beam alignment tolerance and resistance to catastropic failure for the overall module.
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Digitally controlled fault-tolerant multiwavelength programmable fiber-optic attenuator using a two-dimensional digital micromirror device.
TL;DR: The theoretical estimate of a <8-dB loss optimized attenuator can be used for equalization in multiwavelength fiber-optic communications with as many as 108 wavelengths and the results from an experimental four-wavelength proof-of-concept attenuators indicate a 26-dB dynamic range and 11-bit resolution.