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"Committed to the promotion of the regional
fiberoptic industry and the
dissemination of information about fiber optics to the general public."
The Most Recent NEFC Dinner Meeting
June 28, 2005
Topic: MIL-Aero
Applications of Fiber Optics
KVH's
Polarization Maintaining Fiber and Its Use in Fiber Optic Gyros
JAY NAPOLI
Director, Fiber Optic Gyro and OEM Business Development, KVH Industries
The presentation described:
•KVH's approach to manufacturing its PM fiber
•The components within the fiber optic gyro's optical circuit that
are made from the fiber such as pigtailed lasers, couplers, polarizers
•KVH's fiber optic gyros: their characteristics and customer applications
Advances
in Mil / Aero Fiber Optic Cable Manufacture
TONY CHRISTOPHER
VP Engineering, kSARIA Corporation
This presentation discussed kSARIA Corporation's approach to meeting the
quality and reliability demands for military fiber optic assemblies through
the deployment of unique automated manufacturing technology. kSARIA's
history began in servicing the commercial telecom marketplace and has
evolved its business to a niche in the military market where high value
is placed on product quality/ reliability for mission critical applications.
A Review of
FiberFest 2005
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Topic
: New Business Opportunities in FTTP/FTTH
May 2, 2005
Holiday Inn, Boxborough
Chairman: Dr. M. Mahmud Awan
President/CEO Regional Technology Corporation
President, New England Fiberoptic Council
Panelists:
James O. Farmer
Chief Technology Officer, Wave7Optics
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Presentation
Richard Mack
Vice President/GM KMI Research
High-volume FTTx deployments are underway
in several key telecom markets around the world, including the U.S., yet
there are major differences among the carriers’ strategies and their
choices in system architecture and network products. A review of different
FTTx markets, the products used, and demand forecasts.
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Dr. Paul Polishuk
President, IGI Group
Review of the present plans of the RBOCs for
FTTX and the impact on
CATV and DBS
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Robert Whitman
FTTH Council
Global Broadband Market Devlopment Manager, Corning,
Inc.
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Randy Reagan
Vice President, FONS Corporation
Advanced
Technologies Prospects in the Fiberoptic Industry
May 9, 2005
Somerset Marriott
Chairman: Dr. M. Mahmud Awan
President/CEO Regional Technology Corporation
President, New England Fiberoptic Council
Panelists:
Dr. David J. Bishop
VP of Nanotechnology Research at Bell Labs
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James O. Farmer
Chief Technology Officer, Wave7Optics
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Presentation
Dr. James A. Harrington
Professor of Ceramic Science & Engineering
Rutgers University
Hollow Waveguides – New Structures and
Applications
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Dr. Paul Polishuk
President, IGI Group
Recent developments in the Plastic Optical
Fiber, applications, & markets
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Richard Mack
Vice President/GM KMI Research
Discussion
of several technical advances in fiberoptics since the 1980s and provide
quantitative assessments of key fiberoptic product families and the markets
they serve.
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Robert Whitman
FTTH Council
Global Broadband Market Devlopment Manager, Corning,
Inc.
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Recent
NEFC Meeting Presentations Now Available:
March 2005 Meeting
Taking a Proven and Powerful Technology to New Frontiers
Axsun Technologies' Petros Kotidis
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Presentation Here
February 2005
Meeting
Five Speakers
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December 2004 Meeting
CONTINUUM Photonics' Aaron Bent
EM4 Defense Inc.'s Mike Downing
Click
here for BOTH presentation
September 2004
Meeting
FTTH Fiber To The Home: The Prospects for Municipal FTTH
bySharon Gillett, MIT Comunications Futures Programs
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here for her presentation
July 2004 Meeting
VERIZON'S FIBER-TO-THE-PREMISE PLANS
Presented by
Dr. Vincent O'Byrne of Verizon
at the most recent NEFC meeting.
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