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EECS 232 Lightwave Devices -- Fall 2005
Professor Ming C. Wu
University of California, Berkeley
Dept. Electrical Engineering & Computer Sciences

 
  • (11/2/2005) Kogelnik and Shank's paper on DFB theory posted.

  • (11/2/2005) HW#6 has been posted.
    There is no due date. Solution will be posted on 11/5/2005 (Saturday). Try work out the problems before you look at the solution.

  • (10/27/2005) HW#5 has been posted

  • (10/26/2005) Stream video lecture recording
    The stream video links for Optical Waveguides and Quantum Well Lasers are now posted. Sorry for the delay. It took longer than expected for the computer support group to digitize the video.

    You can find the link in the Schedule/Lecture page (right after the topics). For each subject, there are a low resolutio and a high resolution version (high resolution version for the 10/24/2005 lecture is still being digitized). You can try out both. Below are the trade-offs:

    - Low resolution:
    Cannot see my writing clearly, though the notes are available on the web. Sound quality is better, and you can view the video at home if you have high speed internet access. You can even play the video at 2x speed using Windows Media Player (WMP). (I tried that, it's not too bad if you are familiar with the subjects).

    - High resolution:
    My hand writing is clearer, but you would need > 1Mbps link speed (best viewed when you are on campus LAN). Even with high speed link, you still see some jerkyness due to the limited processor power of the digitizing PC. Some frames are dropped.

    One more thing: the last 30 minutes of the 10/24 lecture was not recorded. The tape ran out and the operator was not there. So I actually spoke to a tapeless camera for 30 minutes. We will find a time to make up this section (lateral or two-dimensional waveguides). Luckily the Quantum well laser lecture does not depend on this part, so you can go in to the 10/26/lecture.

  • (10/19/2005) Final Exam Date
    Final exam date has been set to 12/7/2005, 5-8 pm. Room to be announced.

  • (10/19/2005) Room for 2nd Midterm
    The second midterm will be held at 105 North Gate building, on 11/9 during normal lecture hours.

  • (10/17/2005) Midterm solution posted
    The midterm solution has been posted in the Midterm/Final section. If you have any question on the solution, we can discuss it in class today. The grade distribution has also been posted.

  • (10/17/2005) HW#4
    We have not fully cover the materials needed to solve Problem 103 and 10.4. You can wait until after today's lecture.

  • (9/26/2005) No Office Hour on 9/29/2005 (Thursday)
    The office hour on Thursday, 9/29/2005, is cancelled. Please email Prof. Wu if you need additional OH.

  • (9/26/2005) New Due Date for HW#3
    The due date for HW#3 is now October 5 (Wed).

  • (9/22/2005) Additional Notes
    I have added an additional page of note on the derivation of Slowly Varying Envelop Approximation. Please check it on the Schedule/Notes page.

  • (9/9/2005) New Lecture Room
    Starting from 9/12/2005 (Monday), all lectures will be held at 293 Cory to accommodate the number of students we have.

  • (9/9/2005) Lecture Notes
    I have posted my lecture notes online. Go to Schedule/Lecture Notes on the menu bar, and click on the subject. Please note that these are my own notes for lecture, and may not cover everything discussed in the actual lecture. The lecture notes will usually be posted AFTER the lecture. You are still encouraged to take your own notes.