Preliminary programme*



Wednesday, 30 January 2019


0900-0915
Oppening of the Seminar and welcome speech
Gregor Dolinar, Dean of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering
Oppening speech and introduction
Tomi Mlinar, University of Ljubljana - Faculty of Electrical Engineering

0915-1000
Boštjan Batagelj, University of Ljubljana - Faculty of Electrical Engineering

1015-1100
Matjaž Vidmar, University of Ljubljana - Faculty of Electrical Engineering

1115-1150
Žan Knafelc, Agency for communication networks and services of the Republic of Slovenia

1150-1225
Goran Živec, Vahta

1225-1300
Gorazd Penko, T-2

1300-1415
Lunch + posters and exhibition
 

1415-1500
Patrik Ritoša

1515-1600
Klaus Samardžić, SmartCom

1615-1700
Simon Pevec,
University of Maribor - Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

1715-1735
Rok Petkovšek, Jaka Petelin, Vid Agrež, Luka Černe, Peter Šušnjar,
University of Ljubljana - Faculty of Mechanical Engineering

1735-1755
Yaser Ghafoori,
University of Ljubljana - Faculty of Civil and Geodetic Engineering

1755-1800
Marko Vučković,
Instrumentation Technologies


Thursday, 31 January 2019

0815-0900
Branislav Barta, Viavi Solutions, Slovaška

0915-1000
Ferenc Boka, Commscope & Panna plus

1015-1100
Christian Till, EXFO

1115-1200
Jiri Stefl, OPTOKON Group, Czech Republic

1215-1300
Bernd Schlip, HUBER+SUHNER Polatis, Great Britain

1300-1400
Lunch + posters and exhibition
 

1400-1900
Cases of integrated photonics in telecommunications (10-mintues presentations)

P-1
Chemical vapour deposition of zeolitic imidazolate frameworks as photonic sensors
Alex Cruz, University of Leuven

P-2
Photonic Integrated Circuits for high power mm-wave generation
Andrzej Jankowski, III-V Lab

P-3
Simulations of waveguide based components of photonic integrated circuits using Comsol
Andraž Debevc, University of Ljubljana

P-4
Microwave photonic filter for Fabry–Pérot laser locking state determination
Jakup Ratkoceri, University of Ljubljana

P-5
Integrated photonics for millimeter wave transmitters and receivers
Ahmad Mohammad, University College London

P-6
Photonic integrated circuits for terahertz generation
Pengli An, Aarhus University

P-7
Integrated widely tunable lasers
Andreas Hansel, Aarhus University

P-8
An evaluation breadboard including SNSPD receiver unit for testing various deep space FSO communication scenarios
Hristo Danchov Ivanov, Graz University of technology

P-9
Designflow and challenges on RF Power Amplifier Design
Jose Romero Lopera, Graz University of technology

P-10
Challenges of the Integrated Opto-electronic Oscillator
Mehmet Alp Ilgaz, University of Ljubljana

P-11
Polarization Effects in Quantum Key Distribution
Agoston Schranz, Budapest University of Technology and Economics

P-12
Design and Realization of a Nano-Guided hybrid system to implement a Photonic Transistor
Giuseppe Lio, University of Calabria

P-13
3dB Bandwidth of Reflective Semiconductor Optical Amplifiers
Jovana Babić, University of Belgrade

P-14
Tunable 40 GHz RF signal generation by a monolithic near-infrared emitting optical frequency comb laser
Christoph Weber, Institute of Applied Physics, Technische Universität Darmstadt

P-15
Repetition rate frequency agility of low dimensional mode-locked semiconductor lasers with ultra-low timing jitter
Dominik Auth, Institute of Applied Physics, Technische Universität Darmstadt

P-16
Graphene for Microwave Photonics
Kazimieras Badokas, Vilnius University

P-17
InN growth by MOVPE and application possibility in IR/microwave photonics
Marek Kolenda, Photonics and Nanotechnology Institute, Vilnius

P-18
Radiation induced effects on optical component
Andrei Stancalie, National Institute for Laser, Plasma and Radiation Physics

P-19
Design and Fabrication of All-Passive Linear Electric Field Frequency Discriminator for Phase-Modulated-based Microwave Photonic Links
Georgios Charalambous, University of Cyprus

P-20
Fiber Wireless (FiWi) V-band mmWave radio links on Intermediate Frequencies over Fiber for dense-high capacity 5G Networks
Eugenio Ruggeri, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki 

P-21
Optically Controlled Antennas
Neophytou Kyriakos, University of Cyprus

P-22
Multipurpose Programmable Integrated Circuits
Erica Sánchez Gomáriz, ITEAM, Universitat Politècnica de València


Friday, 1 February 2019

0815-0900
Tomas Horvath,
Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communications Brno, Czech Republic

0915-1010
Petr Münster, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication Brno, Czech Republic

1015-1100
Christian-Alex Bunge, HfT Leipzig, Germany

1115-1200
Christian-Alex Bunge, HfT Leipzig, Germany

1215-1300
Antonio Astorino, Technical University of Denmark, Denmark

1315-1400
Eszter Udvary Gerhátné, David Kobor, Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary

1400-1415
Conclusion of the seminar
Tomi Mlinar, University of Ljubljana - Faculty of Electrical Engineering

1415-1500
Lunch
 

Posters

1)
Experimental Demonstration of Multi-Gbps Multi-sub-bands FBMC Transmission in mm-wave RoF System
Hum Nath Parajuli, Haymen Shams, Luis Guerrero Gonzalez, Eszter Udvary, Cyril Renaud and John Mitchell

2)
Early seepage detection in embankments using optical fiber distributed temperature sensor
Yaser Ghafoori, Andrej Križanowski, Jaromir Riha

3)
Filter measurement setup for a single-loop OEO to measure the FSR and SMSR
M.A. Ilgaz, A. Lavrič, P. Miklavčič, T. Odedeyi, I. Darwazeh, M. Vidmar and B. Batagelj

4)
Injection-Locked Fabry-Pérot Laser (IL-FPL) for an Optical Access Network (OAN)
Jakup Ratkoceri, Boštjan Batagelj

5)
Merjenje faznega šuma s pomočjo optične kasnilne linije
Andrej Lavrič, Boštjan Batagelj

6)
Uporaba mikrovalovne fotonike za obdelavo radijskih signalov v optični domeni
Kritjan Vuk Baliž, Boštjan Batagelj

7)
Osnove delovanja optoelektronskega oscilatorja
Andrej Lavrič, Kritjan Vuk Baliž, Peter Nimac, Matic Šinko, Anja Brelih, Boštjan Batagelj

All days of the Seminar, measurement instruments from different companies will be presented.





*Organizer reservs the right to partially change the programme.