KAWANISHI Tetsuya
KAWANISHI Tetsuya
Dept. of Electronics and Physical Systems
Specialization：Photonics, Optical communication
Education
1992 Bachelor of Engineering, Department of Electronics, Kyoto University
1994 Master of Engineering, Department of Electronics, Kyoto University
1994-1995 Production Engineering Laboratory of Matsushita Electric Industrial (Panasonic) Co.
1997 Doctor of Engineering, Department of Electronics and Communication, Kyoto University
Career
1997-1998 Venture Business Laboratory of Kyoto University
1998-2015 Communications Research Laboratory, Ministry of Posts and Telecommunication (from April 1, 2004 National institute of Information and Communications Technology)
2015- Waseda University
Research
Our research focus is on convergence of radio and optical technologies. Future information and communications networks would require many base stations to provide super broadband wireless services, where optical fibers make connections for radio services. Microwave photonics (MWP) enables wired and wireless seamless networks. One of important items in MWP would be radio-over-fiber technology which transfers waveforms for radio services. Precise and high-speed control of lightwave would play crucial roles in such systems. MWP would be also useful for sensing technologies. Waveforms from many anntena units can be gatherd over fiber netrowks. Such systems are called sensor-over-fiber (SoF) networks. High performance radar imaging can be achieved by the SoF technology.
