A123 Systems
Scientist
Basf May 2014 - Jul 2015
Research Scientist
Wayne State University Oct 2010 - Mar 2014
Gta
Basf May 2013 - 2014
Intern
General Motors May 2012 - May 2013
Intern
Education:
Wayne State University 2010 - 2014
Doctorates, Doctor of Philosophy, Energy, Philosophy
Beijing University of Chemical Technology 2006 - 2009
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science
Skills:
Materials Science Matlab Powder X Ray Diffraction Afm Characterization Materials Research Batteries Chemistry Minitab Microsoft Office Simulations Uv/Vis Finite Element Analysis Statistics Simulink
- Wilmington DE, US Helen Chen - Cupertino CA, US Haiji J. Yuan - Cupertino CA, US Lixin Wang - Fremont CA, US WenYi Cao - Shanghai, CN Xuewen Lu - San Jose CA, US Qingyu Li - Cupertino CA, US Yimin Ji - Irvine CA, US
Assignee:
II-VI Delaware, Inc. - Wilmington DE
International Classification:
G02F 1/01 G02F 1/133
Abstract:
A reconfigurable polarization rotator is formed of an array of very small liquid crystal (LC) cells (e.g., cells of less than 10 μm in width, termed “microcells”), referred to hereinafter as “microcells”. Each LC microcell is addressable by a separate electrical voltage input that independently controls the polarization rotation performed by the associated LC microcell. By defining a set of adjacent microcells to be held at the same voltage level, that group may be used to form a polarization rotator window of a proper size for a first fiber array configuration. When a fiber array of a different configuration (say, an array with twice the pitch) is used, a different-sized group of adjacent LC microcells is held at a common voltage level so as to form a reconfigured “window” of a new dimension.
Integrated Module Having Multiple Optical Channel Monitors With Shared Liquid Crystal Based Switching Assembly
- Wilmington DE, US Helen CHEN - Cupertino CA, US Xuewen LU - San Jose CA, US Lixin WANG - Fremont CA, US Qingyu LI - Cupertino CA, US Haiji Jimmy YUAN - Cupertino CA, US Yimin JI - Irvine CA, US WenYi CAO - Shanghai, CN
International Classification:
G02B 6/35 H04B 10/2513
Abstract:
A module handles beams having multiple channels in an optical network. The module has a dispersion element, a liquid crystal (LC) based switching assembly, and photodetectors. The dispersion element is arranged in optical communication with the beams from inputs and is configured to disperse the beams into the channels across a dispersion direction. The switching assembly is arranged in optical communication with the channels from the dispersion element and is configured to selectively reflect the channels using electrically switchable cells of one or more LC-based switching engines. The photodetectors are arranged in optical communication with the dispersion element, and each are configured to receive selectively reflected channels for optical channel monitoring. Outputs can be arranged in optical communication with the dispersion element and can be configured to receive selectively reflected channels for wavelength selective switching.
Integrated Module Having Multiple Optical Channel Monitors With Shared Liquid Crystal Based Switching Assembly
- Wilmington DE, US Helen CHEN - Cupertino CA, US Xuewen LU - San Jose CA, US Lixin WANG - Fremont CA, US Qingyu LI - Cupertino CA, US Haiji YUAN - Cupertino CA, US Yimin JI - Irvine CA, US Wenyi CAO - Shanghai, CN
International Classification:
G02B 6/35 H04B 10/2513
Abstract:
A module handles beams having multiple channels in an optical network. The module has a dispersion element, a liquid crystal (LC) based switching assembly, and photodetectors. The dispersion element is arranged in optical communication with the beams from inputs and is configured to disperse the beams into the channels across a dispersion direction. The switching assembly is arranged in optical communication with the channels from the dispersion element and is configured to selectively reflect the channels using electrically switchable cells of one or more LC-based switching engines. The photodetectors are arranged in optical communication with the dispersion element, and each are configured to receive selectively reflected channels for optical channel monitoring. Outputs can be arranged in optical communication with the dispersion element and can be configured to receive selectively reflected channels for wavelength selective switching.