论文信息 - Native Multicasting in a 2D-OCDMA PON

Native Multicasting in a 2D-OCDMA PON

Optical CDMA is proposed to implement a PON that supports downstream native optical multicasting. Common wavelengths within provisioned 2D codes may uniquely represent a multicast group. We introduce a simple architecture enabling native 2D-OCDMA multicasting without resorting to code tunability. We outline the associated code-provisioning problem and demonstrate clear SIR advantages compared to 2D-OCDMA.

Martin Maier | Sonia Aïssa | Kerim Fouli

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