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conference on lasers and electro optics | 2013

Electro-absorption modulator integrated laser application to a cube satellite earth station

Seiji Fukushima; Naomasa Miura; Takayuki Shimaki; Kota Yamashita; Taishi Funasako; Tomohiro Hachino; Yasutaka Igarashi

Because of mission extensions, a cube satellite uses several frequencies and its earth station suffers from cabling around antennas. We report an earth station employing an electro-absorption modulator integrated laser in a RoF system.


autonomic and trusted computing | 2016

Flat retroreflector based on transformation electromagnetics

Tsutomu Nagayama; Seiji Fukushima; Atsushi Sanada; Toshio Watanabe

A flat reflector having retroreflection characteristics is presented based on transformation electromagnetics. The retroreflector is designed with a distributed full-tensor anisotropic metamaterial. Its retroreflection operations are confirmed by circuit simulations based on the equivalent circuit model of the distributed anisotropic metamaterial.


conference on lasers and electro optics | 2013

Metal-complex-doped polymer/liquid-crystal composite film operating at wide wavelength range

Seiji Fukushima; Koki Yoshinaga; Hiroki Higuchi; Hirotsugu Kikuchi; Tomohiro Hachino; Yasutaka Igarashi

Doping metal complex into polymer liquid-crystal composite film improves extinction ratio at visible wavelength and extends applicable wavelength to 1.5-μm optical fiber communication band. A polarization dependent loss was measured as 0.32 dB or lower.


Archive | 2015

The Improved 16th-Order Differential Attack on 10- Round Variant of Block Cipher PRESENT

Yasutaka Igarashi; Toshinobu Kaneko; Satoshi Setoguchi; Seiji Fukushima; Tomohiro Hachino

We study the improved 16th-order differential attack on 10-round variant of PRESENT that is a 64-bit block cipher supporting 80-bit and 128-bit secret keys proposed by Bogdanov et al. in 2007. Higher-order differential attack is one of the cryptanalytic techniques exploiting a low algebraic degree of an encryption/decryption function. In 2013 Wu et al. reported the 16th-order differential attack on 10-round variant of PRESENT, which requires 222.4 pairs of plaintext and ciphertext, and 299.3 times of encryption operation. In this article we adopt partial sum technique to solve an attack equation, which leads to low computational complexity. As a result we show that 10-round variant of PRESENT can be attacked with 222.3 pairs of plaintext and ciphertext, and 281.3 times of encryption operation.


2015 IEEE International Broadband and Photonics Conference (IBP) | 2015

Variable optical attenuator employing a dye-doped (polymer/liquid crystal) composite film

Kazuhiro Ariki; Seiji Fukushima; Tomohiro Hachino; Yasutaka Igarashi; Hiroki Higuchi; Hirotsugu Kikuchi

To clarify extinction mechanism of a dye-doped (polymer/liquid crystal) composite film variable optical attenuator, we evaluated its scattering intensity dependencies on the wavelength and scattering angle. We have obtained some experimental data that suggest Rayleigh scattering is a primary mechanism of extinction.


conference on lasers and electro optics | 1997

Demonstration Of An Asynchronous Transfer Mode Switch Using A 10-gbit/s Serial Optical Interconnection

Seiji Fukushima; E. Sane; Yasuro Yamane; Kouichi Genda; Tsuneo Matsumura

ThQl Fig. 3. Bit error rates for an analog non-linear opto-electronic repeater with different non-linearities. The calculation only considers the signal levels, so jitter and other timedependent effects are not taken into consideration. Therefore, y = 0 will correspond to a system where the signals are digitally regenerated. The non-linear function is a step function when y = 0 that continuously transfer into a linear function when y is increased to 1.


Topical Meeting on Optical Computing | 1993

Direct image transmission through a multimode fiber using an optically addressed spatial light modulator

Seiji Fukushima; Takashi Kurokawa

Direct image transmission through a multi-mode fiber is demonstrated using an optically addressed spatial light modulator as a phase conjugation mirror with an image-input function.


Archive | 2002

SEMICONDUCTOR OPTICAL AMPLIFIER WITH OUTPUT CONTROL FACILITY

Seiji Fukushima; 誠治 福島


Archive | 1988

Photoelectric integrated circuit

Yoshiyuki Doi; Seiji Fukushima; Yukihiro Hirota; Yutaka Matsuoka; Yoshifumi Muramoto; Tetsuichiro Ono; Kiyoto Takahata; 芳之 土居; 哲一郎 大野; 幸弘 廣田; 好史 村本; 松岡 裕; 誠治 福島; 清人 高畑


Archive | 2007

OPTICAL ELEMENT MODULE AND ITS MANUFACTURING METHOD

Seiji Fukushima; Kazutoshi Kato; Akira Oki; Mitsuru Sugo; 和利 加藤; 明 大木; 誠治 福島; 満 須郷

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Toshinobu Kaneko

Tokyo University of Science

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Kiyoto Takahata

Tokyo University of Science

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