Andreas Stefan Boes

Title: Andreas Stefan Boes and Optical Data Transmission

Introduction

Andreas Stefan Boes is an inventor associated with Monash University in Melbourne, Australia. His work includes an invention designed to increase the data-carrying capacity of optical communication systems. The supplied information lists 1 patent associated with him.

Latest Patents

The listed patent, “Data transmission rates from optical sources,” describes an apparatus and method for transmitting data through an optical super-channel. The apparatus includes an optical signal generator, a data transmission path, and an optical signal receiver.

The generator uses a coherent light source to produce carrier signals at different frequencies. An optical demultiplexer separates these signals into individual paths, where pairs of optical modulators encode data and create upper and lower sidebands. An optical interleaver then combines the sideband pairs into interleaved sub-bands that form the super-channel.

By reusing each carrier signal to transmit different data in its upper and lower sidebands, the system is designed to increase the super-channel’s capacity. At the receiving end, a demodulator extracts the transmitted data signals.

Career Highlights

The available information identifies Boes as working with Monash University. His listed patent focuses on optical communications and techniques for improving data transmission rates.

Collaborations

The supplied information names William Peter Corcoran and Xingyuan Xu as Boes’s coworkers. Their connection to the listed invention is not specified.

Conclusion

Andreas Stefan Boes’s listed invention addresses higher-capacity optical data transmission by combining interleaved sidebands and reusing carrier signals to carry distinct data.