Tutorial – Introduction to Optical Interconnect Technologies for Data Centers

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Event Description:

Join us for an engaging IEEE Foothill Section Tutorial led by Dr. Xian-Li Yeh, former President of Archcom Technology Inc. and Caltech alumnus. This session will explore foundational and advanced concepts in optical interconnect technologies that power modern data centers.

As data traffic continues to scale, optical technologies are critical for enabling high-speed communication between servers and systems. This educational tutorial is ideal for professionals in photonics, semiconductors, and communications, as well as students interested in the fundamentals and practical implementation of fiber-optic systems.


Topics Covered:
Optical transceivers and their role in high-speed links
Transmission data formats and system-level architecture
Optoelectronic components inside modern transceivers
Design insights from an industry expert


Who Should Attend:
🔸 Photonics, semiconductor, and data center professionals
🔸 IEEE members and engineering students
🔸 Anyone interested in cutting-edge optical communication


Format:
🔸In-person & Hybrid
🔸DeVry University – Ontario Campus
🔸50-minute tutorial followed by a 30–45-minute interactive Q&A session




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  • Date: 13 May 2025
  • Time: 10:30 PM UTC to 01:00 AM UTC
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  • Co-sponsored by IEEE Foothill Section, EDS/CASS Chapter
  • Starts 12 April 2025 07:00 AM UTC
  • Ends 13 May 2025 07:00 AM UTC
  • No Admission Charge


  Speakers

Dr. Xian-Li Yeh

Biography:

Dr. Xian-Li Yeh is a Caltech-trained scientist and former president of Archcom Technology Inc. He brings over 30 years of experience in photonics, optical communication systems, and semiconductor device development.





Agenda

10 min: Welcome & Speaker Introduction

50 min: Presentation

30-45 min: Q&A

5 min: Closing Remarks

30 min: Social Networking