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ECE 616 Teaching Materials: Homework Assignments (Fall 2011)

By Andrew M Weiner

Electrical and Computer Engineering, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN

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This online course is made available on nanoHUB.org by NSF grant ECCS-1102110, High Repetition Rate Photonic Frequency Combs and Applications.

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  1. ECE 616 Homework 1: Lasers, Fourier transform review and Introduction to Mode-Locking

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    12 Sep 2011 | Teaching Materials | Contributor(s): Andrew M Weiner

    Topics: Lasers and Fourier transform review; introduction to mode-locking Chapter 1, Ultrafast Optics This online course is made available on nanoHUB.org by NSF grant ECCS-1102110, High Repetition Rate Photonic Frequency Combs and Applications.

  2. ECE 616 Homework 2: Principles of Mode-Locking

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    12 Sep 2011 | Teaching Materials | Contributor(s): Andrew M Weiner

    Topics: Principles of Mode-Locking Chapter 2, Ultrafast Optics This online course is made available on nanoHUB.org by NSF grant ECCS-1102110, High Repetition Rate Photonic Frequency Combs and Applications.

  3. ECE 616 Homework 3: Pulse Measurement

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    04 Oct 2011 | Teaching Materials | Contributor(s): Andrew M Weiner

    This online course is made available on nanoHUB.org by NSF grant ECCS-1102110, High Repetition Rate Photonic Frequency Combs and Applications.

  4. ECE 616 Homework 4: Pulse Measurement, Dispersion

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    24 Oct 2011 | Teaching Materials | Contributor(s): Andrew M Weiner

    This online course is made available on nanoHUB.org by NSF grant ECCS-1102110, High Repetition Rate Photonic Frequency Combs and Applications.

  5. ECE 616 Homework 5: Dispersion, Ultrafast Nonlinear Optics

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