1997
DOI: 10.1109/26.618308
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Network architecture for optical path transport networks

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“…[15,16] is developed in Fig.5, in which the relation is clarified to other functional block diagrams defined for SDH networks as indicated in ITU-T recommendation G.783 [17], for multiwavelength SDH networks as indicated in G.681 [12], and for ATM networks. The main feature of proposed functional block diagram is that electrical path layer signals are directly accommodated into optical paths, and are not accommodated via section layer signals.…”
Section: Wdm Optical Path Transport Network Layered Ar-mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[15,16] is developed in Fig.5, in which the relation is clarified to other functional block diagrams defined for SDH networks as indicated in ITU-T recommendation G.783 [17], for multiwavelength SDH networks as indicated in G.681 [12], and for ATM networks. The main feature of proposed functional block diagram is that electrical path layer signals are directly accommodated into optical paths, and are not accommodated via section layer signals.…”
Section: Wdm Optical Path Transport Network Layered Ar-mentioning
confidence: 99%