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signal formats, 24 0-2 42
DC balance and, 241
non-return-to-zero (NRZ), 24 0-2 42
return-to-zero (RZ), 24 0-2 42
See also
on-off keying (OOK) modulation
signaling interface, 503
signal-spontaneous ...
user-to-network interface (UNI), 382, 385,
523
valence band, 161
variable optical attenuator (VOA), 213
Vernier effect, 231
vertical cavity surface-emitting lasers
(VCSELs...
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Optical Networks: A Practical Perspective - Part 6 pdf
... may accept data at any bit rate and any protocol
format within these limits. It may also be able to carry analog data.
Transparency in the network provides several advantages. An operator can ... islands of all -optical subnetworks
with optical- to-electrical-to -optical conversion at their boundaries for the purposes
of adaptation, regeneration, or wavelength conversion.
1 .6
Optic...
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... generation of systems. A
major advantage of EDFAs is that they are capable of amplifying signals at many
wavelengths simultaneously. This provided another way of increasing the system
capacity: ... of amplification (such as Raman amplification, a topic that we will cover in
Chapter 3) that complement EDFAs and hold the promise to open up other fiber
bands such as the S-band and the U...
Optical Networks: A Practical Perspective - Part 12 pdf
... energy from a lower-wavelength signal
to a higher-wavelength signal is a fundamental effect that is also the basis of optical
amplification and lasers. The energy of a photon at a wavelength ... generated
as a result of nonlinear dielectric polarization at 3co0 has a propagation constant
3fi0, where/30 = fl(oo0) is the propagation constant at the angular frequency coo. In...
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...
Laser
Periodic pulses
AAAAA
1
I
(a)
Modulator]
I
Electrical NRZ data
0 0 1 1
I I
Modulated pulses
1 0 0 1 1
A AA
CW signal
Periodic pulses
AAAAA
I stage 1 I Two-stage modulator ...
device, a polarization maintaining fiber is used between the laser and the modulator.
The EA modulator is an attractive alternative to lithium niobate modulators
because it can be fabricate...
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... where a fraction 1 - x of the
Ga atoms in GaAs are replaced by In atoms. In l-xGaxAsyPl_y
is a quaternary compound semiconductor material where, in
addition, a fraction 1 - y of the As atoms are ... multiplicative gain
of an APD can be made quite large and even infinite a condition called
avalanche
breakdown.
However, a large value of
Gm
is also accompanied by a l...
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... wavelengths that
they can handle at their inputs and outputs. A fixed-input, fixed-output device always
takes in a fixed-input wavelength and converts it to a fixed-output wavelength. A
variable-input, ... (regeneration with reshaping and retiming).
3.8.2
Optical Gating
Optical gating makes use of an optical device whose characteristics change with the
intensity of an input...
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... that can provide total chromatic dispersion of between -3 40 and
-1 360 ps/nm are commercially available. An 80 km length of standard single-mode
fiber has an accumulated or total chromatic dispersion, ... want a grating that introduces a large amount of chromatic dispersion
over a wide bandwidth so that it can compensate for the fiber chromatic dispersion
over a large length...
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... signal-to-noise ratio at the end of the path will also fluctuate with time, and
careful attention needs to be paid to maintain the total PDL on the path to within
acceptable limits. An example ... effect by a factor of 2.
To calculate the effect of SRS in a multichannel system, following [Chr84], we
approximate the Raman gain shape as a triangle, where the Raman gain coefficient
as...
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... Thus, in all but one cell, the AAL-5 payload
is equal to the 48-byte ATM payload, and AAL-5 has lower overhead compared to
AAL-1. Also note that AAL-5 provides error detection for its payload through ... layer.
Functions of ATM
ATM data can either be transmitted from an ATM user to an ATM network
across a user-to-network interface (UNI) or the data can be transmitted across a
networ...
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... OCh-TS-FDIs and sends them downstream. The OCh-TS-FDIs are trans-
mitted as part of the OCh-TS overhead. At the end of the all -optical subnet, at OLT
E, the wavelengths are demultiplexed and ... however, that this wavelength falls in the S-band and may also
overlap with Raman pumps for the L-band.
510 CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT
Figure 9.4 Forward and backward defect indicator signals and...
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...
Each protection scheme can be associated with a specific layer in the network. As
we saw in Chapter 6, the SONET layer includes a
path
layer and a
line
layer.
Both path layer and line layer ... likely to change in the future with the advent of data services,
as we shall see in Section 10.4. Best-effort data services, in particular, can use this
capability.
Another advantage is...
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...
Stage k- 1
Figure 12.13 A tunable delay line capable of realizing any delay from 0 to
T - T/2 k-1
in steps of
T/2 k-1.
12.2.1
Tunable Delays
A tunable optical delay line capable of realizing ... The packet header could also be transmitted
on a wavelength that is different from the packet data. It could also be transmitted on
a separate subcarrier channel on the same wave...
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fiber standards, 721
grid, 30, 31,439
layers within optical layer, 504
management standards, 72 2-7 23
optical networking standards, 722
SDH standards, 72 1-7 22
standards, 72 1-7 23
wavelength ...
digital wrapper overhead, 51 8-5 19
advantages/disadvantages, 519
uses, 519
See also
optical layer overhead
Dijkstra shortest-path-first algorithm, 391,581
dimensioning m...