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Dennis= Derickson

Assist= ant Professor

Electr= ical Engineering Department

Room 2= 0-319

California Polytechnic State University

San Luis Obispo, C= A 93407=

805-75= 6-7584

dderic= ks@calpoly.edu

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Work in Pr= ogress; “ Digital Communications Test and Measurement”, Dennis Derickson and Marcus Mue= ller (Editors) Targeted for the en= d of 2006.

Dennis Derickson (editor), Fiber Optic Test and Measurement, Prentice- Hall 1998. Thi= s is a book that has sold over 11,000 copies to date.

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P.A. Morton, = D. J. Derickson, R. J. Helkey, A. Mar, and J.E. Bowers , Book Chapter 2 ” Mode-locked semiconductor lasers” in Laser Optics of Condensed Matter vol. 2, E. Garmire, A.A. Maradudin a= nd K.K. Rebane (editors), Plenum Press, New York, 1991

Patent= s

1. Michael A Scobey , Lucien P. Ghislain; ,Dennis J Derickson and Loren F. Stokes, &#= 8220;Optical filter elements and methods of = making and using same” US Patent Number 6,798,553, September 28, 2004=

2. Michael A Scob= ey , Lucien P. Ghislain; ,Dennis J Derickson and Lor= en F. Stokes “Optically coupled etalons and methods of making and using same̶= 1; US Patent Number 6,678,093, January 13, 2004

3. Michael A Scob= ey , Lucien P. Ghislain; ,Dennis J Derickson and Lor= en F. Stokes&nb= sp; “Optical syst= em with 1.times.N interleaver and methods of makin= g and using same” US Patent N= umber 6,658,172, December 2, 2003

4. James R. Stim= ple, Dennis Derickson, and , Eugene Rudkevich, “Multi-wavelength polarizat= ion scrambling device”, US Patent Number 6,137,925, October 24, 2000

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5.&n= bsp; Dennis Derickson and Roger Jun= german, “Signal monitoring apparatu= s for wavelength division

multiplexed optical telecommunication networksR= 21;, US Patent Number 5,796,479, August 18, 1998

Conference Publications

1. Mike Scobey, Loren Stokes, Rance Fortenberry and Den= nis Derickson, “Chromatic Dispersion in thin film filters for telecommunications applications” Invited paper to be given a= t The optical fiber communications conference 2005 Anaheim, CA

2. Dennis Derickson, Rance Fortenberry, Mike Scobey, = Rad Sommer and Loren Stokes, “Advancements in= thin film-filters for telecommunications applications” SPIE IT-COM, Orlando Florida, Sept. 2003 (Invited Paper).

3. = M. A. Scobey, R. M. Fortenberry, L.F Stokes, W. P. Kastanis, D. J. Derickson, “Thin film int= erference filters for 25GHz channel spacing,” in Technical Digest Optical Fiber Communications (OFC) Conference 2002, paper ThC5, page 398.

4. = R. M. Fortenberry, M. E. Wescott, L. P. Ghislain and M. A. Scobey, “Low Chromatic Dispersion Thin Film DWDM Filters for 40 Gb/s Transmission Systems,” in Technical Digest Optical Fiber Communication (OFC) Conference 2002, paper WS2, page 319.

5. = R. M. Fortenberry, D. Derickson, and M. A. Scobey, “O= ptical Filter Dispersion in 40 Gb/s DWDM Transmission Systems,” in Technical Proceedings National Fiber Optic Engineers Conference (NFOEC) 2001, page 670.

6. Rad Sommers, Rance Fortenberry, Loren Stokes, Dennis Derickson and Mike Scobey “Thin-film filter solid etalon interleavers”, Optical Fiber Conference 2001=

7. Dennis Derickson “Measurement advances for high speed semiconductor laser sources” Invited paper to SPIE Photonics West, Feb. 1996

8. D. Derickson, P. Beck, T. Bagwell,= D. Braun, F. Kellert, and S. Sloan, “Angled = facet edge emitting LEDs optimized for low coherence = reflectometry”, Optical Fiber Conference, Feb. = 1995

9. P. Beck, D. Derickson, F. Kellert, “ Hydrogen effects in ridge waveguide = lasers and LEDs” InP= and related materials conference, Hokaido, Japan, M= ay 1995

10. D. J. Derickson “Explanation= of timing jitter mechanisms in multisegment mode-l= ocked semiconductor lasers”, LEOS annual meeting, Nov. 1993

11. J. Fougquet, M Ludewise, D. Derickson, and D. Braun, “ Low coherence edge-emitting LED, “LEOS a= nnual meeting, San Jose, Nov. 1993

12. R. J. Helkey<= /span>, D. J. Derickson, A. Mar, J. E. Bowers, “Stabilization of passively mode-locked semiconductor laser repetition frequency”, IEEE LEOS annu= al meeting paper DLTA4.2, Boston<= /st1:City>, 1992

13. A. Mar, D. J. Derickson, R. J. Helkey, J.E. Bowers and D. Botez, “Mode-locking of high-power resonant optical waveguide diode laser arrays” IEEE Semiconductor Laser Conference, paper N-7, Takamatsu, Japan, Sept. 1992

14. J. G. Wasserb= auer, D. J. Derickson, R. J. Helkey,. K. Giboney, and J.E. Bowers, “Integrated = transmitters and receivers using multi-segment laser processes”, IEEE LEOS meeting= on integrated Photonics, paper THC1, Santa Barbara, CA, August 1992=

15. J. R. Karin, D. J. Derickson, R. J= . Helkey, J.E. Bowers and R. L. Thornton, “Field enhanced GaAs/AlGaAs waveguide saturable absorbers” Ultrafast Phenomena VIII, paper MC21, France, 1992

16. D. J. Derickson, J.G. Wasserbauer, R. J. Helkey= , A. Mar, J.E. Bowers, “A comparison of colliding pulse and self colliding-pulse monolithic cavity mode-locked semiconductor lasers” 1= 992 Optical Fiber Conference, San Jose, CA, Feb. 1992

17. D. J. Derickson, R. J. Helkey, A. Mar, and J.E. Bowers, “Design of multi-element mode-locked semiconductor lasers with intra-waveguide saturable absorbers”, OSA Integrated Photonics = Research Topical Meeting, paper WC3, New Orleans, LA, 1992

18. D. J. Derickson. R. J. Helkey, A. Mar, J.E. Bowers, Microwave and millimeter= wave signal generation using mode-locked semiconductor lasers with intra-wavegui= de saturable absorbers” IEEE MTT-s conference, Albequerque, NM pp 753-756, June 1992

19. D. J. Derickson, R. J. Helkey, A. Mar, R. L. Thornton, and J. E. Bowers, “The benefits of intrawaveguide saturable absorbers in external cavity mode-locked semiconductor lasers”1991 Optical Society of America annual meeting, = Nov. 3-8, San Jose, CA

20. A. Mar, D. J. Derickson, R. J. Helkey, J.E. Bowers, “Pico= second pulses directly generated using a tandem-contact actively mode-locked 1.3 micron semiconductor laser” IEEE LEOS Annual Meeting, paper SDL14.1 N= ov. 1991

21. D. J. Derickson, R. S Geels, G. Jia, R.L. Thorn= ton, and J.E. Bowers, “Monolithic cavity 0.85 micron mode-locked semiconductor lasers” Integrated Photonics Research Meeting, Monterey, CA March 199= 1

22. D. J. Derickson, J. E. Bowers, and= R.L. Thornton, “ Residual and absolute timing jitter in monolithic and external cavity mode-locked semiconductor lasers” invented talk at the high speed, h= igh frequency optoelectronics engineering foundation conference, Thousand Palms= , Floriday 1991

23. R. J. Helkey<= /span>, D. J. Derickson, A. Mar, J.E. Bowers, “ Colliding pulse effects in passively mode-locked semiconductor lasers” Conference on lasers and = electrooptics, Anaheim, CA May 1992=

24. A. Mar, D. J. Derickson, R. J. Helkey, and J. E. Bowers “ = 1.4 ps pulses directly generated using a tandem-con= tact actively mode-locked semiconductor laser”, 1991 LEOS annual meeting, = Nov 3-8 1991, San Jose,= CA

25. J. E. Bowers, D. J. Derickson, A. = Mar, P.A Morton, and M. J. W. Rodwell, “Phase = noise in actively mod-locked semiconductor lasers” 7^th internati= onal conference on integrated optics and optical fiber communications” Kob= e, Japan, 1990

26. J. E. Bowers, D. J. Derickson, R. = J. Helkey, J. R. Karin, A. Mar, P.A. Morton, and R. Nagarajan, “Picosecond Dynamics of Semiconductor lasers” IEEE International Semiconductor La= ser Conference, Paper A.3, Davos, Switzerland, Sept= . 1990

27. D. J. Derickson, A. Mar, J. E. Bow= ers, “ Absolute and residual timing jitter in actively mode-locked semiconductor lasers” IEEE International Semiconductor laser conferen= ce , Davos, Switzerland, Sept 1990=

28. P. A. = Morton, D. J. Derickson, R. J. Helkey, A. Mar, and J. E. Bowers, Mode-locked semiconductor lasers” in US-USSR Symposium on the physics of optical phenomena and their use as probes of matter, UC Irvine, = Jan . 1990

29. D. J. Derickson, R. J. Helkey, A. Mar, and J. E. Bowers “Self mode-loc= king of a semiconductor laser using positive feedback”, IEEE LEOS Annual Meeting, Orlando, <= st1:State w:st=3D"on">Florida, Nov. 1989

30. P. A. = Morton, J. E. Bowers, R. J. Helkey, and D. J. Derickson” High Speed Lasers and applications in sub-picosecond mod-locking” IEEE LEOS annual meeting, Orlando, Florida= , Nov. 1989

31. D. J. Derickson, C. M. Miller, R. = L. Van Tuyl, “A 22 GHz bandwidth instrumentation= photoreceiver” IEEE MTT-S Symposium, New York,<= span style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'> NY May 1988.

Journal Publications

1.&nbs= p; J. R. Karin, R.J. Helkey, D. J. Derickso= n, R. Nagarajan, D.S. Allin, J.= E. Bowers, and R.L. Thornton, “Ultrafast dyn= amics in field enhanced saturable absorbers” Ap= plied Physics Letters, vol 64, no. 6 pp 676-678, Feb.= 1994

2. W. B. Jiang, D. Derickson and J.E. Bowers, “ Sh= ort Pulse generation from external cavity surface emitting lasers”, IEEE Journal of Quantum Electronics, May 1993

3. R. J. Helkey, D. J. Derickson, A. Mar, J.E. Bowers an= d R. L. Thornton, “Repetition rate stabilization of pa= ssively mode-locked semiconductor lasers” Electronics Letters, vol. 28, pp 1920-1922, Sept. 1992

4. D. J. Derickson, R. J. Helkey, J. R. Kar= in, A. Mar, and J.E. Bowers, “Multisegment mode-= locked semiconductor lasers” IEEE Journal of Quantum Electronics, QE-28, Oct= ober 1992

5.&nbs= p; A.Mar, D. J. Derickson, R. J. Helkey, J.E. Bowers, R.T. Huang, and D. Wolf, “Actively mode-locked external cavity semiconductor lasers with trans= form limted single pulse output” Optics Letter= s, vol. 17, pp868-870, June 1992

6. R. L. Helkey, D. J. Derickson, and J.E. Bowers, “Millimeter wave signal generation using mode-locked semiconductor la= ser diodes” Microwave and Optics Technology Letters, vol. 29, pp. 1-5, Jan 1993

7. D. J. Derickson, R. J. Helkey, J.R. Karin, A. Mar, W.= B Jiang, and J.E. Bowers, “Suppression of multiple pulse formation in external cavity mode-locked semiconductor lasers using intra-cavity waveguide saturable absorbers̶= 1;, IEEE Photonics Technology Letters, April 1992

8. D. J. Derickson, R. L. Thornton, J. E. Bowers, “A comparison of timing jitt= er in external and monolithic cavity mode-locked semiconductor lasers” Applied Physics letters, volume 59, pp 3372-3374 (1991)

9. S. Sloan, D. Braun, J.L Russell, M. Zurakowski, M.= Lightner, F. Kellert, G. Patterson, R. Koo, D. Derickson and J. E. Bowers “ Efficient single –heterostructure= AlGaAs/GaAs pin photodiodes with 22 GHz bandwidth, IE= EE Transactions on electronic devices, pp 1968, August 1991<= /p>

10. R. J. Simes, R. H Ran, CC. Barron, D. G. Lishan, J. Karin, L. A. Coldren<= /span>, M. Rodwell, S. Ellion, D. J. Derickson, and B. Hughes, “ High-frequency el= ectrooptic fabry-perot modulators” IEEE Photonics Technology Letters, pp. 513, June 1991

11. D. J. Derickson, A. Mar, J. E. Bow= ers, “ Self mode-locking of a semiconductor laser using positive feedback” Applied Physics Letters, Jan. 1 1990, pp 7

Magazines / Technical Journals

1. Dennis Derickson “ Optical noise sources for fiber optic measurements” Communicat= ions Systems Magazine, Jan. 1, 1996

2. Dennis Derickson “Lasers for= WDM applications” IEEE Circuits and Devices magazine, August 1995

3. D. J. Derickson, P Beck, T. Bagwel= l, D. Braun, F. Kellert, J. Fouq= uet, R. Ranganath, and S. Sloan “ High Power ,= Low internal reflection edge emitting LEDs, Hewlett Packard Journal, Feb. 1995

4. D. Braun, D. Derickson, L. Fernand= ez, and G. LeCheminant, “ Spurious free enhan= ced dynamic range for the HP8504B” Hewlett Packard Journal, Feb. 1995

5. R. Ranganath<= /span>, P. Beck, T. Bagwell, D. Braun, D. Derickson, M. Ludowi= se, B. Perez, “ Quantum well lasers for wide bandwidth tunable lasersR= 21;, Hewlett Packard Journal, Feb. 1995.

6. D. J. Derickson, R. J. Helkey, A. Mar, J. Wasserbauer, and J. E. Bowers, “ Mode locked semiconductor lasers”, Mode-loc= ked semiconductor lasers”, Microwave Journal, pp. 76-90, Feb. 1993

7. D. J. Derickson, R. J. Helkey, J. R. Karin, A. Mar, W= .B. Jiang, and J.E. Bowers, “Mode-locked semiconduc= tor lasers, , short pulse small package” Optical Society of America Optics and Photonics news, pp 14-20, May 1992