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Stefan Abel
Also published under:S. Abel
Affiliation
Lumiphase AG, Stäfa, Switzerland
Topic
Phase Shift,Silicon Photonics,Power Consumption,Electro-optic Modulator,Low Insertion Loss,Mach-Zehnder Modulator,Optical Amplifier,Optical Processing,Standard Single-mode Fiber,Symbol Rate,Amplified Spontaneous Emission,Analog-to-digital Converter,Arbitrary Waveform Generator,Bit Error Rate,Bit Error Rate Performance,Communication Applications,Coupling Loss,Data Rate,Data Transmission,Digital Signal Processing,Distributed Feedback Laser,Electrical Input,Electrical Signals,Electrode,Entropy Source,Eye Diagrams,Fabrication Process,Forward Error Correction,High Bandwidth,High Performance,High-speed Transmission,IEEE Standard,Insertion Loss,Laser Power,Line Rate,Low Loss,Material Systems,Modulation Formats,Net Rate,Operation Module,Optical Signal,Peak-to-average Power Ratio,Performance Metrics,Photonic Circuits,Photonic Integrated Circuits,Photonic Processing,Power Efficiency,Powerful Driver,Process Flow,Pulse Amplitude Modulation,
Biography
Stefan Abel studied nanoscale engineering at the University of Würzburg, Germany and received a Ph.D. degree from the University of Grenoble, France. With his background on materials science related to oxide materials and integrated photonics, he co-developed a hybrid barium titanate/silicon photonic technology. He currently focuses on non-von Neumann computing in the electrical and optical domain, including the implementation of photonic reservoir computing concepts.