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2019 Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics (CLEO 2019) 2019 Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics (CLEO 2019) San Jose, California, USA 5-10 May 2019 Pages 1-420 IEEE Catalog Number: CFP19CLE-POD ISBN: 978-1-7281-3718-6 1/5 Copyright © 2019, The Optical Society of America (OSA) All Rights Reserved *** This is a print representation of what appears in the IEEE Digital Library. Some format issues inherent in the e-media version may also appear in this print version. IEEE Catalog Number: CFP19CLE-POD ISBN (Print-On-Demand): 978-1-7281-3718-6 ISBN (Online): 978-1-9435-8057-6 ISSN: 2160-8989 Additional Copies of This Publication Are Available From: Curran Associates, Inc 57 Morehouse Lane Red Hook, NY 12571 USA Phone: (845) 758-0400 Fax: (845) 758-2633 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.proceedings.com TABLE OF CONTENTS VCSEL BASED FBG SENSOR NETWORK INTERROGATOR FOR LIGHTNING STRIKE TESTING OF AIRFRAMES................................................................................................................................................1 Guodong Guo ; Brandon Hearley ; Mark Pankow ; Kara Peters SUB-Nε STATIC RESOLUTION FIBER LASER SENSOR ............................................................................................3 Shuangxiang Zhao ; Qingwen Liu ; Jiageng Chen ; Zuyuan He STRAIN SENSITIVITY ENHANCEMENT BY POLARIZATION-MAINTAINING FIBER BRAGG GRATINGS............................................................................................................................................................................5 Dipen Barot ; Lingze Duan SIMPLE HIGH PERFORMANCE POLARIMETRIC FIBER-OPTIC CURRENT SENSOR OPERATED WITH DIFFERENT TYPES OF SENSING FIBER ...................................................................................7 Klaus Bohnert ; Andreas Frank ; Lin Yang ; Xun Gu ; Georg M. Müller CORRELATION-DOMAIN DISTRIBUTED TEMPERATURE SENSING BASED ON ENHANCED FORWARD BRILLOUIN SCATTERING .........................................................................................................................9 Neisei Hayashi ; Yosuke Mizuno ; Kentaro Nakamura ; Chao Zhang ; Lei Jin ; Sze Yun Set ; Shinji Yamashita INTRINSIC FABRY-PEROT INTERFEROMETER FIBER SENSOR BY FEMTOSECOND LASER INDUCED RAYLEIGH BACKSCATTERING ENHANCEMENT............................................................................... 11 Zhaoqiang Peng ; Mohan Wang ; Sheng Huang ; Ran Zou ; Jingyu Wu ; Qirui Wang ; Kevin P. Chen 94.8 KM-RANGE DIRECT DETECTION FIBER OPTIC DISTRIBUTED ACOUSTIC SENSOR .......................... 13 Faruk Uyar ; Talha Onat ; Canberk Unal ; Tolga Kartaloglu ; Ibrahim Ozdur ; Ekmel Ozbay MICRORESONATOR SPECTROMETER USING COUNTER-PROPAGATING SOLITONS ............................... 15 Qi-Fan Yang ; Boqianz Shen ; Heming Wang ; Minh Tran ; Zhewei Zhang ; Ki Youl Yang ; Lue Wu ; Chengying Bao ; John Bowers ; Amnon Yariv ; Kerry Vahala ALL-FIBER ELECTRO-OPTIC FREQUENCY COMB FOR NEAR-INFRARED ASTRONOMICAL SPECTROGRAPH CALIBRATION............................................................................................... 17 Ewelina Obrzud ; Victor Brasch ; Steve Lecomte ; François Wildi ; François Bouchy ; Francesco Pepe ; Tobias Herr INCREASING THE RANGE AND PRECISION OF INTEGRATED WAVEMETERS............................................. 19 Enrique Martín-López ; David Bitauld DUAL COMB ASSISTED FREQUENCY-TO-TIME MAPPING FOR RAPID WAVELENGTH- ENCODED TOMOGRAPHY............................................................................................................................................. 21 Yuhua Duan ; Lei Zhang ; Xin Dong ; Xi Zhou ; Chi Zhang ; Xinliang Zhang SCALABLE BANDWIDTH ALL-FIBER SPECTROMETER USING SPATIAL MULTIPLEXING....................... 23 Ziyi Meng ; Zhenming Yu ; Jianqiang Li ; Chunjing Yin ; Tian Zhang ; Ming Tang ; Weijun Tong ; Kun Xu SUPER-RESOLUTION IN A COMPACT FOURIER TRANSFORM INFRARED (FT-IR) SPECTROMETER.............................................................................................................................................................. 25 Erga Lifshitz ; Uri Arieli ; Shahar Katz ; Assaf Levanon ; Michael Mrejen ; Haim Suchowski ULTRANARROW-BAND METAGRATING ABSORBERS FOR SENSING AND MODULATION ....................... 27 Aosong Feng ; Zejie Yu ; Xiankai Sun SPHERICAL MIRRORS BASED COMPACT MULTIPASS CELL WITH DENSE ASTIGMATIC- LIKE SPOT PATTERN...................................................................................................................................................... 29 Arkadiusz Hudzikowski ; Aleksander Gluszek ; Karol Krzempek ; Jaroslaw Sotor FULL-COLOR, MULTI-PLANE IMAGE PROJECTION WITH MOBILE-PHONE FLASHLIGHT & A MULTI-LEVEL DIFFRACTIVE HOLOGRAM..................................................................................................... 31 Monjurul Meem ; Apratim Majumder ; Rajesh Menon HOLOGRAPHIC SPECKLE-BASED AUTHENTICATION PARADIGM ................................................................. 33 Yoav Blau ; Ofer Bar-On ; Yael Hanein ; Amir Boag ; Jacob Scheuer COMPRESSIVE IMAGING WITH A STOCHASTIC SPATIAL LIGHT MODULATOR........................................ 35 J. C. Schaake ; R. C. Pooser ; S. Jesse IMPROVEMENT OF IMAGE QUALITY IN DUAL-COMB MICROSCOPY BY POST- AMPLIFICATION OF DUAL COMB LIGHTS.............................................................................................................. 37 Takahiko Mizuno ; Takuya Tsuda ; Eiji Hase ; Takeo Minamikawa ; Hirotsugu Yamamoto ; Takeshi Yasui TIME-STRETCH NETWORK ANALYZER FOR SINGLE-SHOT CHARACTERIZATION OF ELECTRONIC DEVICES.................................................................................................................................................. 39 Zhuoya Bai ; Cejo Konuparamban Lonappan ; Asad M. Madni ; Bahram Jalali SUB-NANOSECOND PULSED QUANTUM CASCADE LASER DRIVER................................................................. 41 Mateusz Zbik ULTRAFAST UV METAL-SEMINCONDUCTOR-METAL PHOTODETECTOR BASED ON ALGAN WITH A RESPONSE TIME BELOW 20 PS..................................................................................................... 43 Y. Zhao ; W. R. Donaldson NEAR INFRARED PHOTOIMMUNOTHERAPY FOR CANCER .............................................................................. 45 Hisataka Kobayashi LABEL-FREE QUANTITATIVE CLASSIFICATION OF CANCER CELLS MEASURED BY INTERFEROMETRIC PHASE MICROSCOPY............................................................................................................. 47 Natan T. Shaked CELL DEFORMATION AND ASSESSMENT WITH TUNABLE “TUG-OF-WAR” OPTICAL TWEEZERS......................................................................................................................................................................... 49 Yi Lian ; Yinxiao Xiang ; Josh Lamstein ; Anna Bezryadina ; Zhigang Chen SIMULTANEOUS TWO- AND THREE-PHOTON IMAGING OF MULTILAYER NEURAL ACTIVITIES WITH REMOTE FOCUSING ................................................................................................................... 51 Aaron T. Mok ; Tianyu Wang ; Fei Xia ; Chunyan Wu ; Chris Xu CAVITY ATTENUATED PHASE SHIFT (CAPS)-BASED DETECTION OF GAS PHASE SPECIES AND AEROSOLS................................................................................................................................................................ 53 Andrew Freedman ; Timothy Onasch ; Paul Kebabian ; Paola Massoli METHANE LEAK DETECTION USING CHIRPED LASER DISPERSION SPECTROSCOPY............................. 55 Yifeng Chen ; Michael Soskind ; James McSpiritt ; Rui Wang ; Nathan Li ; Mark Zondlo ; Gerard Wysocki MID-IR LASER SPECTROMETER FOR BALLOON-BORNE LOWER STRATOSPHERIC WATER VAPOR MEASUREMENTS .............................................................................................................................. 57 Manuel Graf ; Philipp Scheidegger ; Herbert Looser ; Badrudin Stanicki ; Thomas Peter ; Lukas Emmenegger ; Béla Tuzson IMAGING TECHNIQUE FOR IN SITU CLOUD CHARACTERIZATION ............................................................... 59 Andrei B. Vakhtin ; Lev N. Krasnoperov DEVELOPMENT OF A COMPACT CO2 INSTRUMENT FOR SMALL AERIAL PLATFORMS.......................... 61 Anthony L. Gomez ; Joel A. Silver MULTI-SPECIES ENVIRONMENTAL GAS SENSING USING DRONE-BASED FOURIER- TRANSFORM INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY............................................................................................................... 63 M. Rutkauskas ; M. Asenov ; S. Ramamoorthy ; D. T. Reid HOLOGRAPHIC RECONSTRUCTION WITH BRIGHT-FIELD MICROSCOPY CONTRAST USING CROSS-MODALITY DEEP LEARNING........................................................................................................... 65 Yilin Luo ; Yichen Wu ; Gunvant Chaudhari ; Yair Rivenson ; Ayfer Calis ; Kevin De Haan ; Aydogan Ozcan SPECTRAL PHASE AND AMPLITUDE RETRIEVAL AND COMPENSATION FOR RANDOM ACCESS MICROSCOPY................................................................................................................................................... 67 Alyssa M. Allende Motz ; Charles G. Durfee ; Jeff A. Squier ; Daniel E. Adams COMPUTATION-ENABLED LENSLESS IMAGING & DEEP-BRAIN MICROSCOPY ......................................... 69 Brian Rodriguez ; Zhimeng Pan ; Ruipeng Guo ; Naveen Nagarajan ; Mario R. Capecchi ; Kyle Jenks ; Jason Sheperd ; Rajesh Menon ENHANCING RESOLUTION IN COHERENT MICROSCOPY USING DEEP LEARNING .................................. 71 Tairan Liu ; Kevin De Haan ; Yair Rivenson ; Zhensong Wei ; Xin Zeng ; Yibo Zhang ; Aydogan Ozcan ACTIVE
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