WDM four-fiber ring with add/drop acousto-optic tunable filter and 4×4 optical switch

Hamada, S.; Asahi, Koji; Hosoi, T.; Nakaya, Chitose; Uehara, Daisuke; Konishi, Chisato; Fujita, Shin

doi:10.1109/ofc.1997.719921

Proceedings of Optical Fiber Communication Conference (

DOI: 10.1109/ofc.1997.719921

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WDM four-fiber ring with add/drop acousto-optic tunable filter and 4×4 optical switch

S. Hamada¹,

Koji Asahi²,

T. Hosoi³

et al.

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<title>Photonic add-drop multiplexing perspective for next-generation optical networks</title>

Dingel

Dutta

2001

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An add/drop multiplexer (ADM) is recognized as one of the basic building blocks to extend DWDM networks from a static point-to-point system into a next generation, dynamic, re-configurable, programmable optical network. The objective of this paper is twofold: (1) provide an extensive overview tutorial of the numerous existing implementations of ADM, (2) categorize these different ADM implementations, and (3) assess their respective limitations and impacts on an evolving optical network. Toward this goal, a clear distinction between an OADM and a WADM node is made in terms of add/drop port configuration using a functional black box approach, and the types of component and device technologies that support these structures. Our second objective is to use this classification scheme to project, what we believe, is the functional form of the next generation ADM module. This is accomplished by taking into account major trends and developments in the optical networking arena. Lastly, some technical perspectives and directions toward the form of the next generation ADM are presented.

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<title>Photonic add-drop multiplexing perspective for next-generation optical networks</title>

Dingel

Dutta

2001

SPIE Proceedings

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