distributed lightpath control for wavelength routed wdm networks
the handbook of optical communication networks
... Chapter 15 Distributed lightpath control for wavelength- routed WDM networks Jun Zheng and Hussein T Mouftah Chapter 16 Recent advances in dynamic lightpath restoration in WDM mesh networks Chava ... Connection management in wavelength- routed all-optical networks Xiaohong Yuan Chapter 14 A novel distributed protocol for path selection in dynamic wavelength- routed WDM networks Pin-Han Ho and ... and wavelength assignment and approaches for wavelength routed optical WDM networks, Optical Networks Mag., vol 1, no 1, pp 47–58, Jan 2000 23 H Zang and B Mukherjee, Connection management for...
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FPGA BASED DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION FOR OPTICAL TRANSPORT NETWORKS
... optical transport networks enable to transmit more information than conventional cable networks In addition, the advances of signal processing techniques allow to implement the hardware for the high-speed ... compared to others As the performance of optical networks increases, optical network interface will have a significant impact on a system performance Interfaces are optimized for sending and receiving ... not include Power-PC processor and control signal which control the data processing in SERDES module The control signal is use to select the process executed for each computation process during...
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Optical networks a practical perspective 3rd edition
... can perform wavelength conversion, then we can set up this lightpath using wavelength λ2 on link EX and wavelength λ1 on link XF 14 Introduction to Optical Networks A IP router OLT l2 Lightpath ... the lightpath between A and F shares a link with the lightpath between B and C and must therefore use a different wavelength The two lightpaths between E and F must also be assigned different wavelengths ... are routed and switched from one link to another link In some cases, lightpaths may be converted from one wavelength to another wavelength as well along their route Different lightpaths in a wavelength- routing...
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Optical Networks: A Practical Perspective - Part 86 pdf
... 684 unidirectional, 686-688 wavelength conversion, 405 wavelength reuse, 405 wavelength standardization, 346 See also wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) wide-area networks (WANs), 4, 381 wideband ... performance of, 217 transparency of, 217 wave mixing, 223-224 in WDM networks, 216 wavelength dilation, 305-306 wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) , 13-14, 41 EDFA and, 37-38, 157 flexibility, 684 high-capacity ... considerations, 427-428 illustrated, 428 wavelength reuse, 405 factors governing, 469-473 See also reuse factor wavelength- routed PONs, 609 wavelength- routing networks, 15,403 dimensioning, 462-464...
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Optical Networks: A Practical Perspective - Part 1 ppsx
... information on optical technologies and networks for students, professionals, and researchers Joseph Bannister, Director, Computer Networks Division, Information Sciences Institute, USC In ... book for anyone seriously interested in optical networks Goff Hill, Chief Network Architect, Altamar Networks, UK The second edition of this widely read text will be a valuable resource for students ... Applications: Business and Technology Case Studies ]ames P Cavanagh For further information on these books and for a list of forthcoming titles, please visit our Web site at www.mkp.com Optica...
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Optical Networks: A Practical Perspective - Part 2 doc
... all-optical networks, the subject of this book xi xii FOREWORD TO THE FIRST EDITION Such networks are those in which either wavelength division or time division is used in new ways to form entire ... issues that today affect how optical networks are made, what their limitations and potentialities are, and how they fit in with more classical forms of communication networks based on electronic time ... will too This Page Intentionally Left Blank Contents Foreword ix Foreword to the First Edition Preface xi xxvii Introduction to Optical Networks 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 Telecommunications...
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Optical Networks: A Practical Perspective - Part 3 pptx
... Sarath Kumar for the use of their mesh network design tool, Ashutosh Kulshreshtha for also computing the detailed mesh network design example, Tapan Kumar Nayak for computing the lightpath topology ... of optical networks over the past three years, the need for a second edition of this book became apparent In this edition we have attempted to include the latest advances in optical networks and ... understanding of optical networks, and we've added a section called "Transmission Basics" to introduce several terms commonly used in optical networking and wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) to the layperson...
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Optical Networks: A Practical Perspective - Part 5 potx
... wavelength to be reused spatially in different parts of the network For example, Figure 1.5 shows six lightpaths The lightpath between B and C, the lightpath between D and E, and one of the lightpaths ... can therefore be set up using the same wavelength )~1 At the same time, the lightpath between A and F shares a link with the lightpath between B and C and must therefore use a different wavelength ... to set up this lightpath On the other hand, if the intermediate node X can perform wavelength conversion, then we can set up this lightpath using wavelength )~2 on link EX and wavelength ~1 on...
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Optical Networks: A Practical Perspective - Part 6 pdf
... converted from one wavelength to another wavelength In all these situations, the signal is usually converted from optical form to electronic form and back again to optical form' Having these ... boundaries for the purposes of adaptation, regeneration, or wavelength conversion 1.6 Optical Packet Switching So far we have talked about optical networks that provide lightpaths These networks ... converters are used in the network for adapting external signals to the optical network, for regeneration, and for wavelength conversion be fixed or statistical Those that perform statistical multiplexing...
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Optical Networks: A Practical Perspective - Part 7 pdf
... parameters, including the specific wavelengths used in the system Different WDM vendors use different methods for optimizing their system designs, and converging on a wavelength plan becomes difficult ... Gb/s Among the earliest 38 INTRODUCTION OPTICAL NETWORKS TO WDM systems deployed were AT&T's 4 -wavelength long-haul system in 1995 and IBM's 20 -wavelength MuxMaster metropolitan system in 1994 ... later system using the 1.55/~m band for lower loss, and using SLM lasers to overcome chromatic dispersion limits (d) A current-generation WDM system using multiple wavelengths at 1.55/2m and optical...
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Optical Networks: A Practical Perspective - Part 8 potx
... second-generation networks First-generation networks use optical fiber as a replacement for copper cable to get higher capacities Second-generation networks provide circuit-switched lightpaths by ... on Multiwavelength Optical Technology and Networks, volume 14, June 1996 44 INTRODUCTION OPTICAL NETWORKS TO [Fra93] A.G Fraser Banquet speech In Proceedings of Workshop on High-Performance ... IEEE JSAC/JLT Special Issue on Optical Networks, volume 14, June 1996 [CNW90] N.K Cheung, G Nosu, and G Winzer, editors IEEE JSAC: Special Issue on Dense WDM Networks, volume 8, Aug 1990 [CS83]...
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Optical Networks: A Practical Perspective - Part 9 ppt
... difference (nl - nz)/nl by A For small A, 0~nax ~ sin -1 n ln,0 / ~ " As an example, if A = 0.01 which is a typical value for (multimode) fiber, and nl = 1.5, a typical value for silica, assuming we ... graded-index fiber" BL< 4c nlA2" For example, if A = 0.01 and nl = 1.5, we get BL < (Gb/s)-km This limit is also plotted in Figure 2.4 along with the limit for step-index fiber For instance, there are ... when the fiber core radius is comparable to the light wavelength, as is the case for single-mode fiber The following physical explanation for the propagation of light in single-mode fiber is based...
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Optical Networks: A Practical Perspective - Part 10 doc
... the wavelengths of interest for optical communication so much so that the loss due to Rayleigh scattering is the dominant component in today's fibers in all the three wavelength bands used for ... optical frequency or, equivalently, the optical wavelength For most optical fibers, there is a so-called zero-dispersion wavelength, which is the wavelength at which the GVD parameter I32 = If ... independent of wavelength~ if the wavelength changes, this power distribution changes, causing the effective index or propagation constant of the mode to change This is the physical explanation for waveguide...
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Optical Networks: A Practical Perspective - Part 11 ppsx
... D ) for chirped and unchirped pulses in the presence of chromatic dispersion We assume f12 < 0, which is the case for 1.55 #m systems operating over standard single-mode fiber Note that for positive ... zero-dispersion wavelength, which is around 1.3 #m for standard single-mode fiber Pulses experience anomalous dispersion in the entire 1.55 #m band in standard single-mode fiber For dispersion-shifted ... at 1.55/zm wavelength, and for long links where L >> 1/a, we have L e ~ 20 km In addition to the link length, the effect of a nonlinearity also grows with the intensity in the fiber For a given...
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Optical Networks: A Practical Perspective - Part 12 pdf
... (z, t) for E (r, t) In the case of wavelength division multiplexed (WDM) signals, we assume that the signal in each wavelength channel is a monochromatic plane wave Thus if there are n wavelength ... variables for the following fields and susceptibilities, as is done, for example, in [Agr95] However, 82 PROPAGATION OF SIGNALS IN OPTICAL FIBER to keep the discussion simple, we use real variables for ... thus is important to consider for high-bit-rate systems that already have significant chromatic dispersion limitations For systems operating at 10 Gb/s and above, or for lower-bit-rate systems that...
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Optical Networks: A Practical Perspective - Part 13 pptx
... phase-matching condition for the remaining terms, which are all of the form coi + coj - wg, i, j :/: k (coi, coj not necessarily distinct) For example, if the wavelengths in the WDM system are closely ... overcomes the problems due to chromatic dispersion in the 1.55 #m wavelength window, unfortunately it is not suitable for use with WDM because of severe penalties due to four-wave mixing and other ... Then, why the need for fibers with different signs of chromatic dispersion, positive for terrestrial systems and negative for undersea links? To understand the motivation for this, we need to...
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Optical Networks: A Practical Perspective - Part 14 pps
... (sometimes called wavelength flat) over a usefully wide range In a wavelength- independent device, ot is independent of the wavelength; in a wavelength- selective device, ot depends on the wavelength ... maximum bit rate for transmission over a distance of 20 km 2.3 Derive equation (2.11) for the evolution of the magnetic field vector I2I 2.4 Derive an expression for the cutoff wavelength ~-cutoff ... blocks for optical modulators, switches, and wavelength converters We will study these devices in Section 3.3.7 So far, we have looked at wavelength- independent couplers A coupler can be made wavelength...
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Optical Networks: A Practical Perspective - Part 15 potx
... variety of wavelength selection technologies Optical filters are essential components in transmission systems for at least two applications: to multiplex and demultiplex wavelengths in a WDM system~these ... port, and a demultiplexer performs the opposite function Multiplexers and demultiplexers are used in WDM terminals as well as in larger wavelength crossconnects and wavelength add~drop multiplexers ... of optical filters ~-0 is the center wavelength of the filter, and k denotes the wavelength of the light signal incident wavelength Table 3.1 compares the performance of different filtering technologies...
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Optical Networks: A Practical Perspective - Part 16 pptx
... equation is satisfied for that wavelength For example, 0dl is the angle at which the grating equation is satisfied for )~1 Note that the energy at a single wavelength is distributed over all the ... individual wavelengths in a WDM signal since the grating equation is satisfied at different points in the imaging plane for different wavelengths This is illustrated in Figure 3.9, where different wavelengths ... ~.0 = 2neffA This wavelength )~0 is called the Bragg wavelength In practice, the reflection efficiency decreases as the wavelength of the incident wave is detuned from the Bragg wavelength; this...
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Optical Networks: A Practical Perspective - Part 17 potx
... facet For those wavelengths for which the cavity length is an integral multiple of half the wavelength in the cavitymso that a round trip through the cavity is an integral multiple of the wavelengthmall ... the wavelengths for which mi is even would appear at the second output (since the transfer function is cos2(miTr/2)) If there are only two wavelengths, one for which mi is odd and the other for ... and thus cancel each other Thus the wavelengths passed from the first input to the first output are those wavelengths for which f l A L = kzr and k is odd The wavelengths passed from the first...
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