An All-Optical Buffer Based on Non-Degenerate Phase-Sensitive Parametric Amplification

Bogris, Adonis

doi:10.1109/jlt.2018.2880101

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“…However, a longer FDL is required for a significant buffering time. Thus, this has prompted the invention of several techniques based on fiber loop recirculation [1][2][3] , meant for optical buffering purposes. An optical signal is allowed to recirculate within the fiber loop until it is required for transmission.…”

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Architecture of Optical Fiber Loop for Efficient Optical Buffer and an Ultra-Fast Optical Switching Service

Mishra,

Prasad,

Singh

et al. 2023

Singapore J. Sci. Res

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Optical data storage with fiber loop and ultra-fast optical switching with nonlinear optical loop mirror (NOLM) has been regarded as ideal all-optical processing devices, respectively. The Present article integrates these two devices to provide an efficient buffering-switching device in order to curb signal contention. Various limitations have been analyzed in utilizing the proposed device to obtain an error-free process for the maximum rounds of buffering circulations. The defects evaluated include various types of noises that cause intensity fluctuations in buffered and demultiplexed signals. Switching characteristics of the NOLM demultiplexer were analyzed. The BER vs received optical power with various loop recirculation for the buffering device and signal waveform for NOLM with negligible GVD and walk-off have been calculated. Due to the accumulation of noise from every loop of circulation, the BER increased proportionally with the number of recirculations. However, the simulated results displayed that the input signal is allowed to circulate within the buffer loop of up to one hundred rounds before being demultiplexed by the NOLM switch.

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Architecture of Optical Fiber Loop for Efficient Optical Buffer and an Ultra-Fast Optical Switching Service

Mishra,

Prasad,

Singh

et al. 2023

Singapore J. Sci. Res

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A Proposed Buffer Based Load Balanced Optical Switch with AO-NACK Scheme in Modern Optical Datacenters

Bhattacharya

Tiwari²,

Ladha

et al. 2019

Proceedings of ICETIT 2019

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Optimizing optical loop infrastructure for high-speed switching and efficient buffering

Rashmi,

mishra,

Sukriti

2024

Second International Conference on Current Trends in Physics and Photonics (ICCTPP 2024)

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The integration of the storage of optical data using fiber loops and extremely rapid optical based switching via nonlinear optical loop mirrors (NOLMs) are recognized as an optimal approach for all-optical processing. This article presents a novel integration of these technologies to create an efficient buffering-switching device aimed at mitigating signal contention. Through thorough analysis, we explore the limitations of this integrated device in achieving error-free processing across multiple buffering cycles. Various factors, such as different types of noise leading to fluctuations in intensity of buffered and demultiplexed signals, are assessed. Additionally, we delve into the switching characteristics of NOLM demultiplexer to provide a comprehensive understanding of the device's performance.

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An All-Optical Buffer Based on Non-Degenerate Phase-Sensitive Parametric Amplification

Cited by 3 publications

References 20 publications

Architecture of Optical Fiber Loop for Efficient Optical Buffer and an Ultra-Fast Optical Switching Service

Architecture of Optical Fiber Loop for Efficient Optical Buffer and an Ultra-Fast Optical Switching Service

A Proposed Buffer Based Load Balanced Optical Switch with AO-NACK Scheme in Modern Optical Datacenters

Optimizing optical loop infrastructure for high-speed switching and efficient buffering

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