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Quasi-light Storage for Optical Data Packets
Published on: February 6, 2014
Optical node with time-space-and-wavelength domain contention resolution, deflection and dropping capability
Abstract:
We experimentally demonstrate an optical node with time-space-and- wavelength domain contention resolution, deflection and dropping capability. The node is composed of an optical buffer based on an optical crossconnect and a wavelength converter. Although the experimental results are shown at 10 Gbit/s the bitrate can be increased substantially. Bit-error rate measurements are shown, sustaining only 3.5 dB power penalty after 10mus of optical buffering and agile wavelength conversion over 18nm span.
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