论文信息 - Dynamic circulating-loop methods for transmission experiments in optically transparent networks

Dynamic circulating-loop methods for transmission experiments in optically transparent networks

Recent experiments incorporating multiple fast switching elements and automated system configuration in a circulating loop apparatus have enabled the study of aspects of long-haul WDM transmission unique to optically transparent networks. Techniques include per-span switching to measure the performance limits due to dispersion compensation granularity and mesh network walk-off, and applied constant-gain amplification to evaluate wavelength reconfiguration penalties.

S. Chandrasekhar | D.C. Kilper | F. Smyth | L.P. Barry

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