Publications
Extended active optical lattice filters: Filter Synthesis, The Journal of the Optical society of America: A (2010), with M. Dabkowski, A. El Nagdi, K. Liu, D. L. MacFarlane, and V. Ramakrishna. 2010 - Publication
Extended active tunable optical lattice filters enabled by four-dimensional couplers: System Modeling, The Journal of the Optical Society of America: A, 26, No. 8 (2009), with A. El Nagdy, D. L. MacFarlane, and V. Ramakrishna. 2009 - Publication
Chip-scale analog optical signal processing, IEEE LEOS 2008 Annual Meeting, November 10-14, Newport Beach, CA (invited), with D. l. MacFarlane, L. R. Hunt, V. Ramakrishna, W. Zhou, N. Sultana, A. Stark, M. P. Christensen, and G. A. Evans. 2008 - Publication
Direct form I realization of active photonic filters, Journal of Fiber and Integrated Optics, 26 (2007), 201-215, with J. Tong, D. L. MacFarlane, I. Panahi, G. Kannan, G. A. Evans, M. P. Christensen. 2007 - Publication
Analysis and design of active optical filter structures with two-port couplers, IEEE/OSA Journal of Lightwave Technology, special issue on Optical Signal Processing, 24 (2006), 2637-2647 with G. Kannan, I. M. S. Panahi, D. L. MacFarlane, J. Tong, V. Ramakrishna, T. Constantinescu, and N. Spears. 2006 - Publication
Direct form I active optical filters realized in an integrated circuitry, IEEE International Conference on Electronics, Circuits and Systems, Nice, France (2006), with D. L. MacFarlane, J. Tong, I. Panahi, K. Wade, G. A. Evans, and M. P. Christensen. 2006 - Publication
Composition methods for four-port couplers in photonic integrated circuitry, Journal of Optical Society of America A, 23 (2006) 2919-2931, with N. Spears, T. Constantinescu, V. Ramakrishna, J. Tong, I. Panahi, D. L. MacFarlane, G. A. Evans, and M. P. Christensen. 2006 - Publication
Active optical lattice filters, EURASIP Journal on Applied Signal Processing, Special Issue on Signal Processing Tools for Optical Information Processing, 10 (2005),1452-1461, with Vishnupriya Govindan, Issa Panahi, Jian Tong, Govind Kannan, Duncan L. MacFarlane, and Gary Evans. 2005 - Publication
Lattice filter with adjustable gains and its application in optical signal processing, IEEE Signal Processing Conference, Bordeaux, France (2005), 321-326, with I. M. S. Panahi, G. Kannan, D. L. MacFarlane, and J. Tong. 2005 - Publication
Analysis and synthesis of optical lattice filters with adjustable gains, IEEE LEOS Summer Topical Meeting, San Diego, CA (2005), 29-30, with I. M. S. Panahi, G. Kannan, D. L. MacFarlane, and N. Spears. 2005 - Publication
News Articles
RICHARDSON, Texas (April 23, 2003) - Dr. Louis R. "Bob" Hunt, a highly regarded, veteran professor in the Erik Jonsson School of Engineering and Computer Science, has been selected teacher of the year at The University of Texas at Dallas (UTD) for the 2002-2003 academic year.
The award, which is provided each year by The University of Texas System Chancellor's Council to recognize excellence in teaching at each of the system's nine general academic institutions, is accompanied by a $5,000 prize and will be presented to Hunt May 9 at an Honors Convocation in the Conference Center on campus.
RICHARDSON, Texas (April 23, 2003) - Dr. Louis R. "Bob" Hunt, a highly regarded, veteran professor in the Erik Jonsson School of Engineering and Computer Science, has been selected teacher of the year at The University of Texas at Dallas (UTD) for the 2002-2003 academic year.
The award, which is provided each year by The University of Texas System Chancellor's Council to recognize excellence in teaching at each of the system's nine general academic institutions, is accompanied by a $5,000 prize and will be presented to Hunt May 9 at an Honors Convocation in the Conference Center on campus.
Cirasys Inc., a spinoff company based on technology developed by researchers at the University of Texas at Dallas, recently received $250,000 from the
Texas Emerging Technology Fund (TETF).
If certain milestones are met, the company could receive up to $750,000 more, said Paul Nichols, vice president of marketing at Cirasys and a UT Dallas alumnus (BA’95, MBA’98).
Located at UT Dallas’ Venture Development Center, a facility that houses several UT Dallas spinoff companies, Cirasys is focused on developing next-generation digital control and conversion technology for power converters. Power converters take power from a source, such as a wall plug or battery, and convert it to a voltage that is needed by a particular electronic device.
Cirasys Inc., a spinoff company based on technology developed by researchers at the University of Texas at Dallas, recently received $250,000 from the
Texas Emerging Technology Fund (TETF).
If certain milestones are met, the company could receive up to $750,000 more, said Paul Nichols, vice president of marketing at Cirasys and a UT Dallas alumnus (BA’95, MBA’98).
Located at UT Dallas’ Venture Development Center, a facility that houses several UT Dallas spinoff companies, Cirasys is focused on developing next-generation digital control and conversion technology for power converters. Power converters take power from a source, such as a wall plug or battery, and convert it to a voltage that is needed by a particular electronic device.
Dr. Louis “Bob” Hunt, professor emeritus of electrical and computer engineering who conducted research for NASA and helped launch the
Erik Jonsson School of Engineering and Computer Science at The University of Texas at Dallas, passed away Jan. 28. He was 78.
Hunt was known for his pioneering work in the 1980s that paved the way for dynamic control systems that make operations such as automated flight control possible. Hunt, who retired in 2009, was a beloved instructor who received in 2003 a UT System
Chancellor’s Council Outstanding Teaching Award. He was also a fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE).