论文信息 - Network experiment using an 8000 GHz tuning-range optical filter

Network experiment using an 8000 GHz tuning-range optical filter

A tunable optical filter with 180 MHz resolution and continuous tuning range of 8000 GHz was used in a lightwave network experiment. Three 50Mbit/s channels with minimum channel spacing of 1.6 GHz and maximum channel pacing of 4000 GHz were individually received error-free in the presence of interfering optical power corresponding to 6000 channels.

R. W. Tkach | R. M. Derosier | Andrew R. Chraplyvy

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