DocumentCode
3598191
Title
Submerged optical multiplexing techniques for future transmission networks
Author
Lord, A. ; Blank, L.C. ; Boggis, J.M. ; Stallard, W.A. ; Bryant, E.
Author_Institution
British Telecom Res. Labs., Ipswich, UK
fYear
1988
fDate
3/24/1988 12:00:00 AM
Abstract
Optical fibre transmission systems requirements are becoming more demanding, requiring increased capacity and routing flexibility. Developments in passive optical device technology have reached the stage where commercial devices are becoming available. These new devices provide the opportunity to realise this flexibility and therefore the optimum schemes for their incorporation are now being addressed. Two such possibilities are presented: a controlled remote, passive optical time division multiplex system and a four channel wavelength division multiplexed system. Particular attention is given to demonstrating realistic practical systems, as is shown by the emphasis on control and use of commercially available components
Keywords
frequency division multiplexing; multiplexing equipment; optical communication; optical communication equipment; time division multiplexing; capacity; commercially available components; four channel wavelength division multiplexed system; optical fibre transmission system; passive optical device technology; passive optical time division multiplex system; realistic practical systems; routing flexibility; submerged optical multiplexing techniques; transmission networks;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
iet
Conference_Titel
Submarine Optical Transmission Systems, IEE Colloquium on
Type
conf
Filename
209026
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