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May 2007
Volume 53, Number 11
Publication No:
USPS 580-500
“The IEEE
Newsletter” (North Jersey Section), is published monthly except June and July
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The
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Section Activities
May
2007
May 2 – “NJ Section Meeting”,
May 6 – “NJ Section Awards Reception” -
May 7 – “Theory and Performance of ‘Pick-up’ Transistors
and its Potential to Transform Macroelectronics and Biosensing”
- NJ EDS/C&S, 5:00 PM, New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT), Room 202,
ECE Center, Newark, NJ. Directions are
available at http://www.njit.edu. Dr. Richard Snyder (973) 492-1207 (RS
Microwave), Dr. Edip Niver (973) 596-3542 (NJIT), or Dr. Durga Misra (973)
596-5739 (dmisra “AT” njit.edu).
May 9 – “Engineers Meet:
New Directions at IEEE” - NJ PACE & GOLD,
May 15 – “Spring 2007 Packaging Symposium”
– registration 12:00 - 1:00 PM, papers from 1:00 - 5:30 PM, Lucent
Technologies, Bell Laboratories, 600 Mountain Ave, Murray Hill, NJ. See http://www.imaps-gs.org/
for details. Voya Markovich,
voya.markovich “AT” eitny.com or (607) 755-1978.
May 16 – “Advances in WDM LANs for
Avionics Applications: Standards
Development and Technology Challenges” by Dr. Sarry Habiby,
NJ AES,
May 16 – “OCDM-Based Photonic
Layer “Security” Scaleable to 100 Gb/s for Existing WDM Networks”
by Dr. Sarry Habiby, NJ AES, 7:00 PM, BAE Systems, 164 Totowa Road, Wayne,
NJ 07474. Dr. Naresh Chand, (973) 636-7408,
naresh.chand “AT” baesystems.com.
May 18 – “Montclair High School Robotics Teams'
Presentation”,
May 24 – “Web Marketing for the
Independent Professional” by Mike Moran, NJ Consultants' Network,
May 25 – “Mission Critical Power Technical
Series - Paralleling Switchgear Seminar” by Ron Hilbert, NJ
IAS/PES,
May 31 – “Open Source Comes to
Business Process Management” by Arthur J. Hedge III, NJ Computer and EMS
Chapters, 7:00 PM, Public Meeting Room, Morris County Library, 30 E. Hanover
Ave, Whippany, NJ. Seth Jakel - (973)
731 1902 – home, (973) 820-1865 – cell, or Howard Leach (973) 540-1283, (h.leach “AT” ieee.org).
Upcoming
Meetings
June 6 – “NJ Section Meeting”,
Members and Non-Members Welcome
PLEASE POST
NJ AES Chapter:
Advances in WDM LANs for Avionics Applications: Standards Development and Technology Challenges
OCDM-Based Photonic Layer “Security” Scaleable to 100 Gb/s for Existing WDM Networks
On Wednesday, May 16, 2007,
the North Jersey Chapter of the IEEE Aerospace & Electronic Systems Society
will sponsor the following two talks:
1.
“Advances in WDM LANs for Avionics
Applications: Standards Development and
Technology Challenges” by Dr. Sarry Habiby
2.
“OCDM-Based Photonic Layer
“Security” Scaleable to 100 Gb/s for Existing WDM Networks” by Dr. Shahab
Etemad
About the Talks
Advances
in WDM LANs for Avionics Applications:
Standards Development and Technology Challenges
This talk provides a review
of status and advances in the development of WDM LAN standards for avionic and
aerospace network applications. It
provides a synopsis of the scope, charter and recent activities of the WDM LAN
Task Group of the Society of Automotive Engineering (SAE) and highlights key
challenges in WDM technology and standardization. The standardization objective is to enable
design and implementation of a WDM LAN that will facilitate flexible, high
bandwidth, low cost, and low weight communication links on aircraft platforms
for military, commercial as well as space vehicles. Some of the key challenges are the
development of technology and systems that can deliver the desired performance
yet withstand the stringent environmental requirements encountered in aerospace
applications.
OCDM-Based
Photonic Layer “Security” Scaleable to 100 Gb/s for Existing WDM Networks
The ability to access and
modify optical phase with high resolution is opening exciting new opportunities
in the optical communications, optical signal processing, and RF-photonics
arenas. Optical demultiplexing with a
resolution better than 1 GHz allows overlay optical communications scenarios
compatible with the existing transparent WDM optical networks. We here review the use of such
high-resolution control of the optical phase of mode-locked laser frequency
combs as an enabling technology for a new class of Optical Code Division
Multiplexing (OCDM) systems. A network
based on such systems is compatible with and has a comparable spectral
efficiency to existing DWDM networks, and can even occupy the unused bandwidth
of an existing single channel DWDM window.
Through inverse multiplexing of 10 Gb/s tributaries we are demonstrating
a security-enhanced optical transmission over metropolitan area at 40 Gb/s that
is scalable to 100 Gb/s and beyond.
About the Speakers
Dr. Sarry Habiby is an
Optical Networking professional with nineteen years experience in research and
management of optical technology programs.
He is currently active in research programs in optical transport and
switching, WDM network requirements, and transparent network simulation and
modeling. Prior to joining Telcordia,
Sarry worked at Tellium, a leading provider of optical switching solutions for
telecom operators' core networks. At
Tellium, Sarry was director of a technical sales engineering team. Prior to Tellium, Sarry was a researcher at
Bellcore; as a task leader for the systems engineering task in the DARPA-funded
MONET project, Sarry had responsibility for network specifications of DWDM
transport, optical amplifier, OADM and optical switching network elements, and
requirements for systems and network interfaces. He also led a simulation effort for DWDM
networks, validating network specifications and requirements. Sarry has participated in SAE standards for
optical networks in avionics since 2004 and leads a WDM LAN sub-group focused
on avionic network requirements. Sarry
is a member of the IEEE and SID (Society for Information Displays).
Dr. Shahab Etemad is a
Chief Scientist and Director at Telcordia to which he moved at its inception
from Bell Laboratories. Dr. Etemad has a
BS in Physics from
All Welcome!
You do not have to be a
member of the IEEE to attend the talks
but you need to email your name, address, and citizenship to Dr. Naresh Chand
for obtaining security clearance by May 15.
A free buffet dinner, starting at
Time: