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Michele Belmonte
Also published under:M. Belmonte
Affiliation
Oclaro Corporation, San Donato Milanese, Italy
Topic
Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing,Baud Rate,Electro-optic Modulator,Modulation Formats,Standard Single-mode Fiber,Acoustic Wave Propagation,Acoustic Waves,Acousto-optic Modulator,Acousto-optic Tunable Filter,Amplitude Modulation,Assembly Process,Bitrate,Carrier Spacing,Chip Technology,Coherent Communication,Coherent Receiver,Customer Requests,Decorrelation,Dispersion Compensation,Electro-optic Response,Electromagnetic Field,Expensive Part,Eye Diagrams,Form Factor,High Spectral Efficiency,Impact Of Space,Interaction Length,Key Exchange,Linker Length,Low Crosstalk,Low-pass,Mach-Zehnder Interferometer,Market Share,Microfabrication,Module Design,Most Significant Bit,Network Reconfiguration,Noise Figure,Nonlinear Optical,Optical Communication,Optical Components,Optical Fiber Communication,Optical Filter,Optical Modes,Optical Power,Optical Wave,Packaging Technology,Phase Modulation,Phase Synchronization,Piezoelectric Coefficient,
Biography
Michele Belmonte received the “Laurea” degree in nuclear engineering from the Politecnico di Milano, Italy. He is currently working with Oclaro, Inc., on LiNbO3 modulators and is in charge of high bit rate modulator development. Prior to Oclaro, he worked for Avanex Corporation, Corning, Inc., Pirelli Cables and Systems. His research interests include lithium niobate modulators, fiber Bragg gratings, periodic periodical domain inversion of LiNbO3 for frequency conversion, and time resolved spectroscopy.