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Overview

Naoya Wada is affiliated with the National Institute of Information and Communications Technology in Japan. Their research primarily focuses on the field of Engineering, with a particular emphasis on Electrical and Electronic Engineering.

The scientist contributes to a range of main topics including:

  • Optical Network Technologies
  • Advanced Photonic Communication Systems
  • Photonic and Optical Devices
  • Advanced Optical Network Technologies
  • Semiconductor Lasers and Optical Devices
  • SARS-CoV-2 and COVID-19 Research
  • Computational Drug Discovery Methods

Naoya Wada's recent publications include:

  • "Wavelength Division Multiplexing of 194 Continuous Variable Quantum Key Distribution Channels" (2020), Journal of Lightwave Technology
  • "0.61 Pb/s S, C, and L-Band Transmission in a 125μm Diameter 4-Core Fiber Using a Single Wideband Comb Source" (2020), Journal of Lightwave Technology
  • "High Capacity Transmission in a Coupled-Core Three-Core Multi-Core Fiber" (2020), Journal of Lightwave Technology
  • "Highly Spectral Efficient C + L-Band Transmission Over a 38-Core-3-Mode Fiber" (2020), Journal of Lightwave Technology
  • "High Capacity Converged Passive Optical Network and RoF-Based 5G+ Fronthaul Using 4-PAM and NOMA-CAP Signals" (2020), Journal of Lightwave Technology

The most frequent co-authors who have collaborated with Wada are:

  • Hideaki Furukawa
  • Yoshinari Awaji
  • Satoshi Shinada
  • Ruben S. Lúıs
  • Benjamin J. Puttnam

Publication venues where Naoya Wada has consistently contributed include:

  • Journal of Lightwave Technology (8 publications)
  • IEEE Photonics Technology Letters (3 publications)
  • IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Quantum Electronics (2 publications)
  • Optical Review (2 publications)
  • Optics Communications (2 publications)

Best Publications

  • 2.15 Pb/s transmission using a 22 core homogeneous single-mode multi-core fiber and wideband optical comb

    B. J. Puttnam;R. S. Luis;W. Klaus;J. Sakaguchi

  • 19-core fiber transmission of 19×100×172-Gb/s SDM-WDM-PDM-QPSK signals at 305Tb/s

    Jun Sakaguchi;Benjamin J. Puttnam;Werner Klaus;Yoshinari Awaji

  • OCDMA over WDM PON-solution path to gigabit-symmetric FTTH

    K. Kitayama;Xu Wang;Naoya Wada

  • 305 Tb/s Space Division Multiplexed Transmission Using Homogeneous 19-Core Fiber

    J. Sakaguchi;B. J. Puttnam;W. Klaus;Y. Awaji

  • Architectural considerations for photonic IP router based upon optical code correlation

    K. Kitayama;N. Wada;H. Sotobayashi

  • Photonic IP routing

    K.-I. Kitayama;N. Wada

  • 109-Tb/s (7×97×172-Gb/s SDM/WDM/PDM) QPSK transmission through 16.8-km homogeneous multi-core fiber

    Jun Sakaguchi;Yoshinari Awaji;Naoya Wada;Atsushi Kanno

  • A 10 Gb/s optical code division multiplexing using 8-chip optical bipolar code and coherent detection

    N. Wada;K. Kitayama

  • Wavelength division multiplexing of continuous variable quantum key distribution and 18.3 Tbit/s data channels

    Tobias A. Eriksson;Takuya Hirano;Benjamin J. Puttnam;Georg Rademacher

  • 19-core MCF transmission system using EDFA with shared core pumping coupled via free-space optics

    Jun Sakaguchi;Werner Klaus;Benjamin J Puttnam;José Manuel Delgado Mendinueta

  • Realizing a 36-core, 3-mode fiber with 108 spatial channels

    J. Sakaguchi;W. Klaus;J.-M. D. Mendinueta;B.J. Puttnam

  • 19-core MCF Transmission System using EDFA with Shared Core Pumping Coupled in Free-space Optics

    J. Sakaguchi;W. Klaus;B. J. Puttnam;J-M. D. Mendinueta

  • High reflectivity superstructured FBG for coherent optical code generation and recognition.

    Xu Wang;Koji Matsushima;Akihiko Nishiki;Naoya Wada

  • Space Division Multiplexed Transmission of 109-Tb/s Data Signals Using Homogeneous Seven-Core Fiber

    J. Sakaguchi;Y. Awaji;N. Wada;A. Kanno

  • Free-Space Coupling Optics for Multicore Fibers

    W. Klaus;J. Sakaguchi;B. J. Puttnam;Y. Awaji

  • Time and Modulation Frequency Dependence of Crosstalk in Homogeneous Multi-Core Fibers

    Ruben S. Luis;Benjamin J. Puttnam;Adolfo V. T. Cartaxo;Werner Klaus

  • High-performance optical code generation and recognition by use of a 511-chip, 640-Gchip/s phase-shifted superstructured fiber Bragg grating

    Xu Wang;Koji Matsushima;Ken-ichi Kitayama;Akihiko Nishiki

  • Large Spatial Channel (36-Core × 3 mode) Heterogeneous Few-Mode Multicore Fiber

    Jun Sakaguchi;Werner Klaus;Jose Manuel Delgado Mendinueta;Benjamin James Puttnam

  • Crosstalk dynamics in multi-core fibers.

    Georg Rademacher;Ruben S. Luís;Benjamin J. Puttnam;Yoshinari Awaji

  • Software defined networking (SDN) over space division multiplexing (SDM) optical networks: features, benefits and experimental demonstration

    N Amaya;S Yan;M Channegowda;B R Rofoee

  • 10.66 Peta-Bit/s Transmission over a 38-Core-Three-Mode Fiber

    Georg Rademacher;Benjamin J. Puttnam;Ruben S. Luis;Jun Sakaguchi

Frequent Co-Authors

Yoshinari Awaji
Yoshinari Awaji National Institute of Information and Communications Technology
Ken-ichi Kitayama
Ken-ichi Kitayama Osaka University
Tetsuya Kawanishi
Tetsuya Kawanishi Waseda University
Takehiro Tsuritani
Takehiro Tsuritani Furukawa Electric (United Kingdom)
Atsushi Kanno
Atsushi Kanno National Institute of Information and Communications Technology
Erik Agrell
Erik Agrell Chalmers University of Technology
Akihiro Maruta
Akihiro Maruta Osaka University
Roland Ryf
Roland Ryf Nokia (United States)
Takahide Sakamoto
Takahide Sakamoto Tokyo Metropolitan University
Idelfonso Tafur Monroy
Idelfonso Tafur Monroy Eindhoven University of Technology

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