1.24 Gbit/s optical code division multiplexingtransmission over 40 km dispersion-shifted fibre by bipolar coding using broadbandincoherent light source

Sotobayashi, Hideyuki; Kitayama, Ken‐ichi

doi:10.1049/el:19990611

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“…We notice that most of the reported experiments [26][27][28][29][30] employ spread spectrum technology and DSF, while the reports of high speed unipolar OCDMA experiments [1,31] are relatively less. Ultrashort optical pulse and dispersion effect may be the obstacle to fulfill the unipolar OCDMA system.…”

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The Impact of Dispersion and Nonlinearity on the Performance of Unipolar Optical Code Division Multiple Access System

Ma¹,

Zuo²,

Lin³

2001

Journal of Optical Communications

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The performance of a unipolar optical code division multiple access (OCDMA) system basing on optical orthogonal code (OOC) has been analyzed. Compared with the ideal fiber case, numerical results show that the system performance decreases dramatically considering the dispersion and nonlinearity in the normal single-mode fiber. We also give some proposals to withhold the deterioration of the system performance caused by the dispersion and nonlinearity.

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The Impact of Dispersion and Nonlinearity on the Performance of Unipolar Optical Code Division Multiple Access System

Ma¹,

Zuo²,

Lin³

2001

Journal of Optical Communications

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Architectural considerations for photonic IP router based upon optical code correlation

Kitayama

Wada

Sotobayashi

2000

J. Lightwave Technol.

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Optical Signal Processing for Energy-Efficient Optical Network

Kitayama

2012

The Review of Laser Engineering

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This reviews the current status and its prediction in 2020 of power consumption of ICT, followed the two methodologies of analysis of power consumption of optical network and optical transport; top-down and bottom-up approaches. Next, technologies for the power saving in optical network and optical transport will be discussed. Finally, some of promising optical signal processings in the future are reviewed, and the advantages over the electronic counterpart are discussed.

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1.24 Gbit/s optical code division multiplexingtransmission over 40 km dispersion-shifted fibre by bipolar coding using broadbandincoherent light source

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The Impact of Dispersion and Nonlinearity on the Performance of Unipolar Optical Code Division Multiple Access System

The Impact of Dispersion and Nonlinearity on the Performance of Unipolar Optical Code Division Multiple Access System

Architectural considerations for photonic IP router based upon optical code correlation

Optical Signal Processing for Energy-Efficient Optical Network

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