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July 2011

Feature article and video on top of regular paper in Electronics Letters

Electronics Letters is a peer-reviewed and highly ranked scientific Journal for electrical and electronics engineering results which merit rapid publication.

Issue 14 of volume 47, dated 07.07.2011, contains a regular paper about 100-krad/s Endless Polarisation Tracking with Miniaturised Module Card by Novoptel and the University of Paderborn. A Novoptel 100 krad/s endless polarization tracker EPC1000 was employed in the experiment.

In addition, the achievement and its techno-economic meaning are highlighted in an editorial feature article and accompanied by a video.

» Feature article (open access)

» Video from Electronics Letters or Univ. Paderborn (higher resolution)

» Regular paper

» Electronics Letters, Vol. 47, No. 14, 2011

Documents

News

Sept. 2023 Novoptel at ECOC2023 exhibition

Jan. 2023 O-E-S-C-L-U broadband operation of PM1000/EPS1000

March 2022; May 2020 PDL <0.004 ... >60 dB and PMD <10 fs ... 10 ps (σ ≤3 fs) measured

March 2019 PMDE1000: Fastest PMD emulator (20 Mrad/s)

Jan. 2019 EPS1000: 10 ns, 50 Mrad/s, and 360 ns depolarization

Aug. 2018 PM1000: Download-while-record; pre-trigger data ratio; LAN

May 2018 Novoptel products used by major telecom suppliers and carrier

March 2017 Novoptel at OFC2017: Exhibition & Polarimetry of polarization-multiplexed signals

Nov. 2016 EPS1000: 20 ns clock cycles; PM1000: 2 sensitivity ranges

Jan./Aug. 2016 PM1000: Six new features for free; EPS/EPC/EPX1000: LAN connection

March 2014 Meet Novoptel at OFC2014 - 1-THz Bandwidth of 70-krad/s Endless Polarization Control

Dec. 2012 First endless polarization and phase tracker (20 krad/s)

Dec. 2012 PDM-DPSK demultiplex

Sept. 2012 Two-sided endless polarization control available

Sept. 2012 "Germany at its best" - Novoptel product selected for marketing campaign of the Land Northrhine-Westfalia

July 2011 Feature article and video on top of regular paper in Electronics Letters about 100 krad/s endless polarization tracking

14. June 2011 Award ceremony for "Selected Landmark 2011 in Germany, the Land of Ideas"