Role of reconfigurable wavelength-multiplexed networks and links for future optical networks

P. J. Chidgey; I. Hawker; G. R. Hill; H. J. Westlake

doi:10.1364/PHS.1991.FD1

Photonic Switching
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1991),
paper FD1
•https://doi.org/10.1364/PHS.1991.FD1

Role of reconfigurable wavelength-multiplexed networks and links for future optical networks

P. J. Chidgey, I. Hawker, G. R. Hill, and H. J. Westlake

Photonic Switching 1991

Salt Lake City, Utah United States
6–8 March 1991
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Abstract

Network design, implementation, and paths to exploiting monomode optical fiber bandwidth are reviewed. Experimental measurements in operational fiber networks are reported by using fiber amplifiers and optical switches.

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